Sentence examples for had become from from inspiring English sources

Reading Ms. Sischy's article, I was struck by how detached he had become from reality.

"The picture of Randy and the president in the back of the limousine tells the story of how disconnected he had become from voters".

For his part, Mr. West said the laws against couches and unlicensed cars on lawns demonstrated how far removed the village's former leaders had become from its electorate.

Many Egyptians who went to the square to protest were astonished by the vitality they found there — and shocked at how deeply estranged they had become from each other.

For some critics, the decision to relocate the group's headquarters to the Far West Side from Chelsea two years ago not only was a costly blunder, but also symbolized how removed the organization had become from the community it serves.

In Britain, the horror that committed Remainers feel at the Leave vote is in direct proportion to how isolated they had become from what many people feel and think.

These discoveries underlined for me how disconnected many of us have become from our food.

How blissfully undeterred; full of thetriumph of having become, from the seed of themselves, themselves.

Jerry Brown's comment, in Adam Nagourney's profile, on just how different coastal Californians have become from inland Californians was striking.

WITH high-definition (HD) televisions now in four out of five American homes, they have become, from a manufacturer's point of view, low-profit-margin commodity items.

@ANNIELOWREY 4 30 p.m., May 8, Twitter The Contender Jerry Brown's comment, in Adam Nagourney's profile, on just how different coastal Californians have become from inland Californians was striking.