Sentence examples for point of becoming from inspiring English sources

I do not mean to imply, by this, that in my opinion the only point of becoming an MP is to become a minister.

Nevertheless, I question, why a man wearing thin, white sweaty shorts that become transparent to point of becoming a potentially indecent act under section 173 of the Criminal Code of Canada, is tolerated in the yoga studio?

But has it flowered to the point of becoming overgrown?

Not unnaturally, she grew bitter, to the point of becoming, by most accounts, a monster.

"It teaches self-fulfillment to the point of becoming God," he said.

His trademarks have been ripped off to the point of becoming cliches.

Many of Mr. Canin's descriptions are clichéd to the point of becoming fuzzy generalities.

I started imagining what might happen to plant life that has been processed to the point of becoming sterile".

Germany, once the economic engine of Europe, is on the point of becoming a country of net emigration.

Rising scales and intricate passagework would unfold with almost mystical repose, to the point of becoming placid.

Given that Mr Cook was on the point of becoming foreign secretary, his claim to speak "authoritatively" looked well-founded.