Sentence examples for power of becoming from inspiring English sources

In his resplendent gold lamé pants, Jackman seems liberated and utterly at home — a testament to the power of becoming oneself by becoming someone else.

But this tended to happen when the titles were sold at promotional prices, which illustrates the power of becoming the Kindle Daily Deal but little else.

His emphasis was on the belief in musubi (the mystical power of becoming or of creation), which had been popular in ancient Shintō, and on a this-worldly view of life, which anticipated the eternal progress of the world in ever-changing mutations.

Cannon, Clarke, and Martin went from being at the epicenter of national power to becoming former members of the U.S. Congress who could not even keep their respective seats.

Renowned for her "spiritual power," Colonna dreamed of becoming a nun, but the Pope so valued her as a secular ally that he wouldn't allow it.

Several Somali analysts said the real motivation might have been to extend Ahlu Sunna's power in the hope of becoming a rival to the transitional government.

As chair of Labour's election efforts, Douglas Alexander has ruffled many feathers by warning that Labour's pitch for power is in danger of becoming blurred.

Marbury, who raved about Van Horn's ability upon first being traded from Minnesota, said he still believes his power forward is capable of becoming one of the best in the league.

Last night a friend asked men on Facebook to list "one tangible action you will take to end rape culture" and her post has 54 comments that include "I'll speak up in places [where] I have privilege and power" and "Listen instead of becoming defensive".

Defeat in Syria in a war in which rebel forces would become the proxies of Saudi Arabia and Turkey would destroy Russia's ambitions of becoming a power in the Middle East and North Africa.

"Now that we are in power we run the risk of becoming like the old PRI," says Manuel Espino, the PAN party president.