Sentence examples for same became from inspiring English sources

And when nothing was the same, the Same became a story told to kill the cries of absent children in the night".

The hybrids known as Nephilim first appear in Genesis 6: "The sons of God saw the daughters of men that they were fair; and they took them wives of all which they chose," and when "they bare children to them, the same became mighty men which were of old, men of renown".

This landscape, its key components appearing as in a dream from different angles and in constantly shifting combinations and permutations — no two versions of it ever the same — became familiar to generations of Venetians through Cima's luminous altarpieces in churches around the city and his numerous devotional pictures of the Virgin and Child in private homes.

Why shouldn't the same become true of China, India and other developing countries?

Of course, the same becomes true of their English: the more they try to speak German, the more they notice the instabilities in their native language.

An individual man, for example, being one and the same, becomes now pale and now dark, now hot and now cold, now bad and now good" 4a17 20).

These myths, these strong ideas, are exhausted, he claims, and henceforth a postmodern era of banal eclecticism, inertial implosion, and eternal recycling of the same become defining features.

I've heard it said that "we change when the pain of remaining the same becomes greater than the pain it takes to change".

In 2007, more than before, the same questions became central for Americans like Captain Miller.

Same-sex relations between persons of roughly the same age became the norm.

"Unfortunately, these same people became psychotic or suicidal".