Sentence examples for having become from from inspiring English sources

How blissfully undeterred; full of thetriumph of having become, from the seed of themselves, themselves.

Reading Ms. Sischy's article, I was struck by how detached he had become from reality.

It's a visually striking commentary on how detached modern consumers have become from food production.

These discoveries underlined for me how disconnected many of us have become from our food.

Jerry Brown's comment, in Adam Nagourney's profile, on just how different coastal Californians have become from inland Californians was striking.

Analysts widely perceived the trip as evidence of how isolated the United States under Trump has become from traditional European allies.

WITH high-definition (HD) televisions now in four out of five American homes, they have become, from a manufacturer's point of view, low-profit-margin commodity items.

He cannot fathom, he said, how badly people eat in this country — how removed they have become from their culinary roots.

But what is perhaps most interesting about the cheerleader's perpetual regeneration is how increasingly removed it has become from the actual world of high school cheerleading today.

The paltry turnout in the recent Police and Crime Commissioner elections highlights how disengaged the public has become from the ruling classes.

One of the most remarkable things about the aftermath of the Fukushima disaster is how sharply divided intellectuals and elites have become from the public.