Sentence examples for importance becomes from inspiring English sources

The life that is told here – a life that belongs to a voluble, intense female person – develops through slight, inconclusive episodes whose importance becomes apparent only later.

These back-office processes are arcane, unglamorous and too often taken for granted until things go wrong, when their importance becomes painfully apparent.

On the approach to Tilbury the river starts to narrow, and the Thames' historic strategic importance becomes apparent as I pass the Victorian Coalhouse Fort, a second world war radar tower and the Tudor-built Tilbury Fort in quick succession.

Its importance becomes obvious when we compare the performance of the method for various values of.

Philosophical interest in happiness has consequently flagged, since its theoretical importance becomes unclear if it does not play a starring role in our account of the good.

Add to this the Rousseauian view that political attachments are essentially bounded and that love —or, to put it more mildly, republican civil friendship— for one's group requires exclusion of some "other", and the importance becomes quite obvious.

Only in retrospect did their importance become clear.

"Little by little the importance became apparent to us," said Mr. Mudd, the Kraft spokesman.

Specimens of Amphistium had lain in museums for more than two centuries before their importance became clear.

But once they joined Ms. Jones — and as one grand jeté or arabesque penchée faded into the next —  the ballet's importance became increasingly questionable.

Its sudden visibility and importance became a big story — much more than a sidebar, for its newfound go-to status will undoubtedly change the way Americans get news of the Middle East in the future.