Sentence examples for task of becoming from inspiring English sources

The Liberty also faces the daunting task of becoming the first W.N.B.A. team to play games on three consecutive days.

Only when this assumption was abandoned, he thought, could people embark on the task of becoming a Christian.

Weaving together a narrative about a sustainably designed and conceived garment is part of the task of becoming a designer.

During World War II the protectorate faced the task of becoming as self-sufficient as it could.

But Kidd, whose intelligence had always been his hallmark, undertook the unlikely task of becoming a legitimate shooter.

When she was given the task of becoming Maclean's go-between, Harris was told he was the most important spy they had.

Learning to accept it, and find a way to still get some sleep, is one of the harder tasks of becoming a parent.

470 399 bc), here distinguished from the speculative Plato, is the paradigm of Religiousness A. Religiousness A is defined not in terms of beliefs about what is "out there," such as God or the soul, but rather in terms of the complex tasks of becoming a self, summarized as the task of being simultaneously related "relatively" to relative goods and "absolutely" to the absolute good.

Many of the emotions and tasks of becoming independent are revisited when our children experience their teen years.

Why not make this task of not becoming engaged in our thoughts easier by watching something really boring on TV? Let's face it, our personal thoughts are engaging, and they are supposed to be.

Although students were motivated to learn to prescribe, opportunities to practice the whole, contextualised task of prescribing in advance of becoming a qualified doctor were limited.