Sentence examples for has become abstract from inspiring English sources

Since 2006 the main theme of the theory has become abstract convex spaces in the sense of Park.

After their deaths, they had become abstract.

Money had lost its physical relevance, it had become abstract.

By about 3100 bce the impressions had become abstract designs marked on the tablet with a cut reed stalk.

Without any trace of ordinary human encounters left (since 2006 even Israeli journalists are barred from entering the Gaza Strip), Gazans have become abstract, almost extra-terrestrial, creatures.

Jazz had become abstract, esoteric; Silver remained grounded in gospel and the blues Joe Wilder was a trumpeter of understated lyricism and breathtaking range who toured with some of the biggest names in jazz, helped integrate Broadway pit orchestras and enjoyed a late-career renaissance as a rediscovered master.

"While the horror of the day is clear, the actual identities of the young people have become abstracted in a fuzzy and mythic kind of way".

If anything, his approach has become more abstract over the years.

The asylum seeker has become an abstract, composite, almost mythical figure.

Since then, said Dr. Weart, as science has become more abstract, it has grown harder to understand and easier to ignore.

It has become as abstract as the fact that we are all going to die someday, which we usually do an excellent job of denying.