Sentence examples for had yet become from inspiring English sources

SAMUEL JOHNSON once observed that no man had yet become great by imitation.

"None of this has yet become a business," he says.

I wonder whether the convictions have yet become real for her.

Not one has yet become law, and with Congress rushing to adjourn, their chances are shrinking.

"I'm not sure the full assortment or exact nature of them have yet become clear," he said.

The album's early singles have performed well on radio but none have yet become the kind of genre-busting hits that flowed regularly from "Confessions".

Tells how Korotich, though he has never achieved fame as a writer has yet become one of his country's most prominent & controversial personalities.

Neither have yet become runaway hits, despite their feature sets.

Alison is now trying to move to a smaller house but nothing has yet become available.

But no waterways in North America have yet become less acidic, according to a study in tomorrow's Nature, suggesting that other pollutants may be preventing their recovery.

Selective PKCθ inhibitors are therefore of great clinical interest [22], [23], although none of those currently in development have yet become commercially available.