Sentence examples for would become instruments from inspiring English sources

The fronts of the stores themselves would become instruments of harm.

Drums would become melodic instruments rather than rhythmic ones".

Hare had the ambition that "black education would become an instrument for change", focusing on not just understanding but overcoming the problems.

"Investors expected that the association agreement with the EU would become an instrument to set up more transparent and fair rules [for business] in Ukraine.

Stories have become instruments for stereotypes and dogmas.

Universities were meant to become instruments of national integration.

"If these two regions were given a special status within Ukraine, they would become Putin's instrument of destabilisation of Ukraine, his instrument for shackling Ukraine in certain geopolitical limits, like Trans-Dniester in Moldova or South Ossetia and Abkhazia in Georgia".

Flexner himself had expressed the public health ambition that doctors would become a "social instrument... whose function is fast becoming social and preventive, rather than individual and curative".

I knew immediately the instrument would become my lifelong friend.

In my garage there exists a shrine to the person I promised I would become; scores of broken musical instruments, squash rackets and computers carefully boxed up to prevent them from hurting me any longer.

His half-brother, Terry Burns, nearly a decade older than David, introduced him to jazz musicians, such as John Coltrane and Miles Davis, and in 1961 David's mother bought him a plastic saxophone, introducing him to an instrument that would become a recurring ingredient in his music.