Sentence examples for it become itself from inspiring English sources
Firstly, they are protandrous: a flower's pollen is released around 72 hours before it becomes itself receptive to pollen, by which time around half of its pollen has lost its viability.
Though The New Inquiry's editor, Rachel Rosenfelt, founded it with two friends in 2009, it has become itself only in the last two years.
But because the meanings of the march are so ambiguous, it has become itself a racial Rorschach — a vast ambulatory allegory waiting to happen.
None the less, it has become itself again, giddy with energy and capitalistic excess, and eager to have its glamorous image beamed around the world.
But because the meanings of the march are so ambiguous, it has become itself a racial Rorschach a vast ambulatory allegory waiting to happen.
"Sometimes the cut-out tech isn't perfect, but the more people will use Sticky, the better it will become itself!" he says.
How does it become aware of itself as a thing separate from its surroundings?
Introducing the second list in 1993, Buford wrote "the campaign's greatest value was this: it became, despite itself, a serious statement about British literary culture".
As a tool, it was eventually overused to the point that it became toxic itself, but by then the message was clear: Don't be like this guy.
PP was significantly estrogenic at two concentration ranges and lowered the estrogenicity of E2 and E1 beginning at the concentration at which it became estrogenic itself (approximately picomolar).
