Sentence examples for that become true from inspiring English sources
Kiarostami's non-Iranian pictures seem overtly concerned with notions of fakery, with lies that become true.
They are the kinds of things that become true when people start living as if they were.
Those are the images that become true classics.
A strict lexicographic ordering can be achieved by the formulation of constraints that become true if h1 is strictly smaller than h2, h2 is strictly smaller than h3, and so on.
That space owns that record and that became true of a lot of records.
The number of corrected false negatives for each solution was the number of false negatives that became true positives when the new reactions were added.
That became truer still when Farage became the face of anti-EU sentiment, making it into a proxy for hostility to immigration.
That writers are liars is a commonplace, but the truly achieved writers (or artists) are the ones one who deceive themselves so well that they can pursue a lie that becomes true in spite of its implacable falsity: Picasso's revisionist version of the human face; Joyce's belief in the incomprehensible dream language in "Finnegans Wake" and so on.
They were talking past one another in a way that becomes true in any insurgency, from Northern Ireland to Iraq.
I would love to hear ideas in this forum about how we can get beyond that 18% to become true partners in leadership with our male brethren all around the world.
