Sentence examples for has become still from inspiring English sources

He smiles, but his face has become still.

Now that war has begun, meeting this challenge has become still more urgent.

A bullpen that was very shaky even before closer Billy Wagner was injured has become still more unreliable.

After all the promises of democratisation and openness, central government has become still more concentrated and impenetrable.

Since their epoch-making recording of the piece nearly 20 years ago, Gardiner's interpretation has deepened, and the singing of the Monteverdi Choir as well the playing of the English Baroque Soloists has become still more accomplished and assured.

And Charles Kennedy, the Liberal Democrat leader, is honing the vocabulary with which he will convince voters that his party is different from Labour, without being scary.With an election imminent, the parties have become ever more desperate to avoid embarrassing issues, and their language has become still harder to decipher.

Since the Enlightenment, these relationships have become still more contentious as state power has grown and religious claims have shrunk.

Tippett's musical language had become still more abrasive by the time he wrote the Third Sonata in 1973, but the icy stillness of the Lento movement and the explosive vitality of the finale speak clearly and directly.

Here the artist herself has become a still life.

And the political map has become simpler still since the 2010 general election (see article).

Since then it has become clearer still that this is a market that isn't working for consumers.