Sentence examples for the term became from inspiring English sources

The term became common during Reconstruction.

The term became a mantra of sorts for the Canhas.

First of all, it was crowdsourced – 40 years before the term became commonplace.

Before the term became a pop-cultural epithet, the moralism made more sense.

My books, powdery white the rest of the term, became a joke in the class.

Eventually the term became synonymous with equity, or the praetorian law.

"Art for Yale" has so many highlights that the term becomes meaningless.

The term becomes a contranym — a word with two opposite meanings, like "oversight" or "sanction".

Or worse, hasn't the term become a manipulative attempt to deflect judgment?

For larger values, the term becomes negative since the ratio of GBR to average rate becomes larger than 1.

The term becomes part of the discourse after the urban uprisings of the early 1980s.