becoming a person

常見(jiàn)例句

About 79 percent of the Japanese students said "becoming a person of high power" would mean coping with heavy responsibilities.
大約79％的日本學(xué)生表示，“擁有強(qiáng)大權(quán)力的人”同時(shí)也不得不承擔(dān)巨大的責(zé)任。
If anything you might want to realize, that’s the Bible indicates that becoming a person of faith, if anything may lead you weep more.
基督徒要預(yù)料到自己會(huì)經(jīng)常落淚，是因?yàn)槭ソ?jīng)指出：隨著成為一個(gè)懷著基督教信仰的人，我們只會(huì)更多、更深地哭泣。
One could argue that becoming a person of strong virtues is even more important as the world itself seemingly slides deeper into moral peril.
人們有理由相信，成為一個(gè)有著強(qiáng)烈美德的人，比起世界本身看上去已深深陷入道德危機(jī)更為重要。

The study showed that having an extra 5,000 dollars increased a person's chances of becoming happier by about 2%.

Becoming a person who naturally and reflexively gives away success is seldom the result of a sudden epiphany.
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He also insisted he's worked hard at becoming a better person, including by doing yoga in jail.
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So what is the significance of a person becoming a surviving spouse in 2012?
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