Sentence examples for which we become from inspiring English sources

They are the only books in which we become children".

In which we become hysterical and shaking — feminine frenzy in literature.

Obinze's journey is about the ways in which we become different versions of ourselves.

These reports have the ancillary effect of feeding a culture of fear in which we become afraid of everything, convinced that someone is looking to do us harm.

The exercise provides opportunities for individuals to reflect the way in which we become locked in to unconstructive policies or career threatening stances — as well as prompting exploration of alternatives.

Horse is the least disturbing: glossy stallions in near-identical poses flash before our eyes at 24 frames per second, supposedly the speed at which we become incapable of interpreting what we see.

But for four, which we became when I invited friends at the last minute, it seemed a little meager.

It took another year of cajoling, via email, on the phone, and over dinners, during which we became friends.

One point that emerged in the workshop discussions is the extent to which we became too emotionally attached to particular actors or policies.

Chimpanzees will do the same, though not so reliably, which has led scientists to speculate about the precise point in our evolutionary history at which we became the "hypercooperative" species that out-nices the rest.

Asked by inquiry counsel Robert Jay QC whether this posed a risk to the paper, Wright replied: "Our action dated from the point at which we became aware that Whittamore was going to be prosecuted.