Sentence examples for much has become from inspiring English sources

That much has become clear in a recent inter-oligarch spat.

So much has become unsayable, as if by not speaking of our grosser aspects we abolish them.

"I also feel that with the euro all — or let's say much — has become more expensive," said Peter Kern, a hairdresser in Erlangen.

The fervor has subsided, and this much has become clear: Beckham is not soccer's savior, but rather a Moses figure who may not be playing when soccer reaches its ultimate destination.

LOS ANGELES — One week into his major league career, this much has become clear about Yasiel Puig, the Cuban outfielder with the alluring name: The balls that rocket off his bat, the throws that prompt stop signs by opposing third-base coaches and the force and abandon with which he runs are more than singular acts that may help the Los Angeles Dodgers win a particular game.

Because the startup is still in stealth mode, the co-founders are remaining tight-lipped about just what they're cooking up, but this much has become clear: 12Society is a guy-focused lifestyle company built on "the intersection of culture, technology and commerce," according to CEO Sameer Mehta.

Disputes between the government and former intelligence officials over whether their books reveal too much have become commonplace.

Furthermore, it was unclear how much of the DS was, in effect, induced environmentally in every generation, and how much had become hereditary.

"That shows you how much it has become part of the dance scene again," she said.

This, however, ignores how much politics has become a business of expectations.

Because he liked it so much, it has become a family favorite.