Sentence examples for had become seen from inspiring English sources

"Coltrane," Ratliff writes, "was acutely self-possessed in his identity as an artist, at a time when a lot of celebrated American art had become seen as a kind of sanctuary, an escape from military conspiracies, war and television".

The study's authors surmise that English has become seen as a mere tool, divorced in many minds from its associations with Britain and America.

I'm just trying to figure out how reporters have become seen as dispensable where once we were regarded as the guardians of democracy.

Mr. Lawrences last film, Lantana, was a superior specimen of the kind of multistranded narrative that has become (see Crash and Babel) the dominant genre of international prestige filmmaking.

Anyhow, considering how wacky commercials have become (see: the Geico googly eyes spots, the old Microsoft Bill Gates/Jerry Seinfeld spots, etc)., this one is probably a winner.

Deservedly, academics, by stifling debate and ignoring any semblance of academic behavior, have become (see WSJ 4/22/2010 Lindzen: Climate Science In Denial) the target for those against C2.

As a result, the leggings had become see-through, and her white "granny panties" were fully visible.

Of the genes shared between the two strains of XCM, 53 remained intact, while 18 genes had become eliminated (see Additional file 5: Figure S2A).

Happily, The NBAes of Grossman, Burks and Shader came up at Stern's small, classy, dignified retirement party in late January, and, thankfully, Shaker was there to shake the outgoing Commissioner's hand and welcome the young Commissioner Silver to an Nbecomeld that no one could've ever imustned 30 yearseego.

An indication of how huge the Monkees had become can be seen in its opening act, the Jimi Hendrix Experience.

They had become accustomed to seeing me like this.