Sentence examples for has become a statement from inspiring English sources

Now her second marriage has become a statement just as loud as her booming voice.

It has become a statement that she is so far lost in fantasy that reality cannot touch her anymore; she is safe from danger because she no longer believes in its existence.

So, although today's confrontation at the Meadowlands is merely Game 4 for both clubs, it has become a statement game for the Jets and a testing of Super Bowl aspirations for Miami.

Once little more than a spartan cave from which the likes of Chet Huntley or Walter Cronkite could look out over the convention floor and point out the party chairmen from Cook County and Brooklyn, the booth has become a statement unto itself.

"Black Lives Matter" has become a statement heard from one end of the country to the other. .

It is within the context of such EU disorderliness, amidst the biggest humanitarian crisis in Europe in seventy years, that the barbed fence on the property of my Slovenian friend, next to the Kupa River at the border with Croatia has become a statement and symbol of the EU's fragile strength, unity and authority.

As such, our city's buildings have become a statement on our prosperity spoken through the megaphone of architecture.

"The smile has become a fashion statement".

That's partly just a stylistic aversion, particularly now that the flag has become a fashion statement for the right.

Given that we are collectively ditching single-use plastic, it stands to reason that the Tote 2.0 has become a style statement of its own.

Eleanor's appropriating the cup of stars has become a further statement about her own lost loneliness; she has suddenly made a picture of herself as a little girl in an inn with a loving mother and father indulging her pretty whims.