Sentence examples for that became central from inspiring English sources

In prison, he "found" the strain of Islam that became central to his life.

This was an issue that became central to the struggle of women religious to be seen as full, autonomous participants in the life of the church.

She began making small etchings, which he could not see because of his farsightedness, and began her illustrations based on their relationship: a pair named Cutie and Bullie that became central to her work.

With its new Windows XP operating system combined with ambitious plans for the Internet, Microsoft appeared to be repeating many of the same tactics that became central accusations in the antitrust case.

The first two times refer to the nation's dedication to two ideals mentioned in the Declaration of Independence, the original ideal of "liberty" and the ideal that became central to the Civil War: "that all men are created equal".

The medieval ethos expressed itself not only in the "feudatory" attitude toward politics and the parochial concerns that became dominant and prevented any effective opposition to the Turks but also in the trappings of chivalry and romanticism that became central to elite activity.

In the film, his character, Mason, develops a similar interest – a development that becomes central to the plot.

When designing STEM curriculum in an integrated way, an issue that becomes central is determining the aspects of metacognition and the context in which the aspects should be taught (Dori et al. 2017).

"THE PROMISE OF THE PARK," a walking tour re-imagining the 18th- and 19th-century area that became Central Park.

Borne of a patrician family that owned part of the land that became Central Park, educated at Hotchkiss and Yale, he strayed from high society and became a sandaled, beaded and pot-smoking hippy in the 1960's.

Here it is not work but style, upward mobility and independent, exotic living that become central to their identity as Sixties Englishmen.