Sentence examples for would become seen from inspiring English sources

Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the Indian statesman who was also a Vedic scholar, tells us that The Vedas and The Upanishads contain much thought that would become seen as parallel to Existentialism.

"We were immediately like, 'This is cool.' " Mr. Bousman directed that incarnation of "Repo!," which played at the John Raitt Theater (since renamed the Paul Gleason Theater), later selling the screenplay that would become "Saw II," while Mr. Zdunich and Mr. Smith continued to refine and restage the show.

The pith of the show is in descriptions of moments of aesthetic revelation that fed Ms. Nevelson's slow-developing sense of the artist she would become: seeing a black horse running when she was a child; visiting a museum of African art in Paris and an exhibition of Noh theater costumes in New York; filling her home with pieces of wood without quite knowing why.

However, the absence of flow through metabolites RNP (or RNC) could be propagated downstream (or upstream) by blocking reactions and thus, additional metabolites would become gaps (see Figure  1).

The capacity of the digestive tract to absorb intact proteins must not last beyond one or two weeks, since once foods other than milk are ingested the proteins and other antigens in them would also be absorbed intact and could act as immunogens to which the growing animal would become allergic (see immune system disorder: Allergies).

Soon after, he built a prototype for what would become Switch, seeing the potential these courses can have to change a person's career in weeks or months.

One cardiologist's view was that it would be relatively straightforward to recruit patients with coronary disease although it would be more complex to identify patients with heart failure since it is hard to pinpoint at which point in their illness trajectory they would become eligible (see box 4).

These experimental studies would become windows to see physics at the grand unification scale of ∼1016GeV which is far beyond the energy scale of accelerator based particle physics.