Sentence examples similar to that instantaneously becomes from inspiring English sources

Is the teller of the story, as he gets more drunk, speaking metaphorically or telling tall tales when he says that the dead walk the streets, or that the children born there instantaneously become men and "disappear"?

It is amazing to me how many people ignore the telltale signs only to learn that the person they shared a bed, their body and innermost dreams and secrets with has instantaneously become a "frenemy".

Hackbart, who had been defending, instantaneously became an offensive player.

Mr Maldonado instantaneously became an outcast from his party.

Does a man instantaneously become insensitive or a dupe or an Uncle Tom because he happens to disagree with the policy of affirmative action?" Thomas said that when he arrived in Washington, people with beliefs such as his, especially blacks, were dismissed as "sellouts" or "insensitive" and that as a Reagan Administration official he had been called "an ultra-conservative".

As you evolve and begin believing deeply in the infinite possibilities available, your thoughts almost instantaneously become things.

Rather than the poor and elderly being the cause of the problem, they instantaneously become its cure.

Today, we have a satellite that can tell us that instantaneously.

Remember the transporter that instantaneously beamed Captain Kirk and the crew from one place to another?

Then there exists a nontrivial solution with zero initial data that becomes positive at × = 0 instantaneously.

In fact, it could well be that NFC becomes a staple of most Apple products for beaming information instantaneously and securely over a short distance.