Sentence examples for is becoming synonymous with from inspiring English sources

This once-dignified badge of seniority is becoming synonymous with "narrow-minded", "outdated" and "incipiently senile".

Hambledon is becoming synonymous with that recent English phenomenon: world-class sparkling wine.

We live in an era in which labeling something "fake" is becoming synonymous with political inconvenience.

This camp celebrates that Sonoma County is becoming synonymous with sustainability even beyond our vineyards and wines.

It has a strong head-start in the AI photo art space, and Prisma is becoming synonymous with the transformations.

The number one attribute that our channel partners like about us is that Covad is becoming synonymous with coverage.

"Places like Ciudad Juárez, Medellín and Port au Prince … are becoming synonymous with a new kind of fragility with severe humanitarian implications".

But by the Nixon era, when the C.I.A. was becoming synonymous with fumbled cloak-and-dagger plots, things had changed.

The term folk singer no longer contained her, nor increasingly did singer-songwriter which, by then, was becoming synonymous with a certain kind of plaintive Californian narcissism.

"Death to Van Gogh's Ear!" howled Allen Ginsberg in 1957 at a time when the severed aural appendage of the painter who invented expressionism was becoming synonymous with soulful suffering.

Newton has some tetchy fun, Bates has one solid monologue, Portman struggles with a character who can only really be defined as "mother" and Tremblay is stuck playing the same precocious kid role he's becoming synonymous with.