Sentence examples for understand becomes from inspiring English sources
"It's a kind of sensitivity that connects you to the celebrity world in a way where it becomes something really fun to watch, it becomes something you understand, becomes something that you can relate to, because so much of what drives people to want celebrity is to be something other than what they are".
Her hand shows not only in choices like "repose" for "descanso" ("rest") and "pondering" for "repasando" ("re-examining"), but also in a number of shrewd shifts from the Spanish, as when "me había permitido entender" ("had allowed me to understand") becomes "vouchsafed to me" and "nuestros pasos por las grandes capitales" ("our passages through the great capitals") becomes "our sojourns".
Unfortunately, the endeavor to understand becomes more complicated when the material of interest is actually a heterogeneous mixture of individual components rather than a single distended solid.
"The thing people haven't really understood about the privacy debate is… we are now going to enter a world where the ability to understand becomes industrial.
In this frame of mind, the dollars spent, like the workings of a machine which no one bothers to understand, become an abstraction, a vehicle of taste.
But part of the evolution can be traced to the late 1980s when Doppler radar — a term even the casual viewer knows but perhaps does not understand — became a tool for broadcast meteorologists.
How did a simple Scottish folk song, with words most people do not know or fully understand, become one of the world's most popular songs?
The continual struggle of people to make themselves understood becomes a metaphor for the war itself.
Contract law, so understood, becomes a legal technology for producing efficient coordination.
It is in Division 2 of Being and Time that authenticity, so understood, becomes a central theme.
Imperfect victims, as feminists who fought for stronger rape laws a generation ago understood, become perfect excuses in an unequal judicial system.
