Sentence examples for woe becomes from inspiring English sources

In his capable hands, their distressing tale of marital woe becomes a fascinating psychological study of two people with complicated family pasts, trying to forge identities of their own — two people with utterly different views and experiences of history.

Of all the patients of Sigmund Freud whose muddled tales of woe became the founding narratives of psychoanalysis, Dora is the most upsetting.

But he predicted pressure will build as the gravity of Brazil's economic woes becomes more evident.

His financial woes became clear in September when Soundwave's former operating company entered voluntary administration.

Maybe it symbolized the fact that one generations woes become the entertainment of our next.

Ireland last year was forced to seek €67.5 billion of aid, after its banking woes became too big to handle alone.

The city's budget woes became political fodder yesterday, as Mr. Bloomberg took a swipe at Gifford Miller, the City Council speaker.

Just a few years ago, before the church's financial woes became public, few members might have imagined that the memorial stones would have such a short life.

Norris, who presided over the deal, jumped ship, followed by Bush Jr shortly before the company's woes became public in 1994.

Domestic opposition to the move is weak, but may increase as the government's financial woes become clear and the economy worsens.

Betsy Atkins, a venture capitalist and professional director who sat briefly on the board of HealthSouth before that troubled company's woes became fully apparent, employs a staff of four, including two qualified accountants and a market researcher.