Sentence examples for they become central from inspiring English sources

As the exhibition's co-curator Melissa Chiu (also Asia Society's director) notes, buildings in traditional Chinese paintings are often blips in vast landscapes; in Wu's compositions they become central.

Sen is critical of Rawlsian principles because they become central issues in judging resource-based distributional equity.

In the ghetto, birth, life and death are so intense that they become central to your existence, more so than in other cultures.

Fundamentalists have a tendency to hone in on distinctive doctrines and bloat them until they become central to what it means to belong, or to the identity of the group, in other words, and rejecting beliefs such as the rapture may be thought of as aberrant, or nominal or even heretical.

When real-estate values around those parcels rose, they became central rather than peripheral.

They became central to the meticulous reporting that won David Barstow a Pulitzer Prize in 2009.

But in choosing to be there, they became central players in an ugly suburban drama sown with unforeseen twists.

Ms. Sweitzer said that dogs were initially not a priority for the project, which is built on old railyards, but that they had become central to its identity.

As John Lanchester wrote in his excellent novel, Capital, houses used to be the scenery to people's lives: Now, however, the houses had become so valuable to people who had recently moved into them, that they had become central actors in their own right.

Because his ideas seem almost willfully designed to alienate every constituency, this is not going to be the year — no matter what kind of enthusiasm Paul Ryan whips up among the Tea Party faithful — that they will become central to the Republican platform.

The Clintons did not create this system, but they have become central players within it".