Sentence examples for it ever becoming from inspiring English sources

Alcohol is society's oldest and most widely used mind-altering chemical; it's so ingrained in our culture, and so many use it without problems, that its unreasonable to imagine it ever becoming illegal for adults.

Her singing may not be as sumptuous as some, but it is exquisitely coloured; every word matters, and the sadness that pervades the mezzo songs in particular is conveyed without it ever becoming self-conscious or sentimental.

The showrunner and writer Graham Yost has kept this idea at the center of "Justified," making it more stagey than realistic, perhaps at the expense of it ever becoming truly respectable.

Ukraine is not a member of NATO (indeed, preventing it ever becoming one is a principal aim of Russian policy) and therefore does not enjoy the protection afforded by Article 5, the vow taken by every member to regard an attack on one as an attack on all.

Yesterday didn't necessarily represent the mothballing of Google Glass, but it probably marks the end of any chance of it ever becoming a consumer product.

You're going to win this fight without it ever becoming a fight.

The Scene Deep River has never had the panache of communities like Essex, Ivoryton or Chester, and its blue-collar roots, locals say, block it from ever becoming chic -- not that they mind.

Although Morales's grudging stance toward multinational corporations remains popular at home, his obsession with preventing the Salar from becoming another Cerro Rico may also keep it from ever becoming a source of Bolivian wealth.

"There is a sort of defeatist attitude here that prevents it from ever becoming a big city," said Suzette Filipski, who attended college here in the 1980's and who toured the exhibit as part of a visit with family.

Meanwhile, any number of Kate Winslets, Teri Hatchers, Renee Zellwegers and radiant runway models have been fleetingly designated the next "It Girl," without ever becoming, well, it.

The protagonist flails his message without ever becoming it.