Sentences with phrase «does become»

Parchment does become brittle when it's used - especially when baking at 450F or higher - but it can usually be re-used.

After a while it really does become creamy.

Keep processing the peanut butter mixture past the sand - consistency stage; it eventually does become a dough.

If your stuffing does become soggy, you can fix it by cooking it for longer.

If you make it at home does it become a guilt - free indulgence or just another indulgence that we could live without but don't want to?

Of course, this does become more difficult when ambient temperatures begin to drop (hey, winter!)

Chilled clarified butter does become grainy.

If the «dough» is not solidifying, add 1 tablespoon of water (or non dairy milk) at a time until the dough does become a ball

I store this in the fridge, it does become a little hard and less «creamy» or «spreadable» once you take it out from the fridge, but it softens after a while.

How does one become righteous under the old vs the new covenant?

There are times when I am totally into it and other weeks when I am distracted / whatever and it does become a ritual.

The fundamental religious point is that in prayer, spiritual energy, which otherwise would slumber, does become active, and spiritual work of some kind is effected really.

But then in Mark 14.62 a there is also no parousia reference; only when we read the first Old Testament allusion in Mark 14.62 in the light of the second does it become a parousia reference, for the parousia first comes into Mark 14.62 with the second allusion `... coming with the clouds of heaven».

But how does one become one with Christ and thus the Church?

By contrast, it is said, a woman who does become sexually active discovers her power over men and exercises it, supposedly to her personal enhancement.

Love does become universal, in a way, in the mind of the philosopher, but that universalism both doesn't animate most human beings and is fundamentally impersonal.

If he does become president we will be at war with the Klingons and Romulons.

Such authority can and does become legalism.

And, following that same logic, the longer you're in a church, does it become harder and harder to be «real» because the people around you expect so much, or would be so shocked if they realized what's really inside your head and heart?

context does become something of a military victory, the day of the Lord's vengeance.

If Cousin Thomas had not already become my hero in these two scenes, at the very least they set the stage for the moment he does become my hero.

Does it become philosophical and unhistorical?

The more complex a being is, so our Scale of Complexity tells us, the more is it centered upon itself and therefore the more aware does it become.

Only when faith is controlled by its object and riveted to Christology does it become the articulus stantis et cadentis ecclesiae.

But one thing definitely he does become: he becomes a friend, a lover of memory.

How does one become a disciple?

I understand the importance of letting the Holy Spirit work, but when does this become a dangerous thing that could allow people not really under the influence of the spirit to hurt and manipulate others?

When the religious try to impose their beliefs on others by attempting to change legislation and education standards, then it DOES become relevant to non-believers.

Then the issue does become one entirely of a religious nature.

According as one acts, according as one conducts himself, so does he become.

When does this become «speech» and then when do we need to consider conferring additional rights to these creatures?

And when war does become necessary, they think it should be fought vigorously and that it should end in overwhelming victory.

In this case the will does not constantly become concrete in the same degree that it is abstract, in such a way that the more it is infinitized in purpose and resolution, the more present and contemporaneous with itself does it become in the small part of the task which can be realized at once, so that in being infinitized it returns in the strictest sense to its self, so that what is farthest from itself (when it is most infinitized in purpose and resolution) is in the same instant nearest to itself in accomplishing the infinitely small part of the task which can be done even today, even at this hour, even at this instant.

Loving unconditionally as Jesus Christ does, does not mean that sin is loved, just people are loved... Those who are willing to acknowledge their sin and repent of it are those who are sorry for offending Love with sin; if pride gets in the way of repentance, that is what one can choose... it is taking steps away from God but He is still in love with the one who does become bored with loving Him, but He refuses to interfere with that person's choices.

However, how that works itself out theologically and in real time does become quite a land mine, doesn't it?

But while Nietzsche's comment is unfair it is also deeply perceptive: Eliot does become ever more passionate about the moral life as her belief in anything transcendent evaporates.

Only when these physical relationships are attended to does it become possible to appreciate the way in which religious experience rests on something other than a mere conceptual unification of disparate data.

Look around now, I can guarantee that any «ridicule» you're feeling is only in reaction to christian policy and statements, and sure I lump all of them together because the main point of EVERY christian sect is to get me to accept jesus as my savior and to follow the new testement, only after that does it become more nuanced.

All of this is debt but at what point does this become a real problem and where do you start when you want to put it right?

Maybe you misheard me, when does it become a human life?

After all, how does one become gracious?

Perhaps one could argue that, in so far as certain light waves get to the retina and are there processed, etc., in a sensethe eye does become coloured; but the damage has already been done: the Aristotelian theory sounds a bit too much like the theory of bitter humours infecting the tongue.

Through God's graciousness, both Sarah and Hagar are blessed despite the fear they face — Ishmael does become the father of a nation, and lo and behold, Abraham becomes the progenitor of both Jews and Arabs.

Ishmael does become the father of a nation, and lo and behold, Abraham becomes the progenitor of both Jews and Arabs.

Can it open us up to one another, or does it become one more source of division?

It does become worrying when you get a new push from more fundamentalist bishops.

It does become culture just to turn up at church on a Sunday; you can go through worship time, sing the songs, and then you're out the other side without even knowing it.

Without it, deconstruction does become destructive.

If an advisor does become subject to the new DOL rule, he or she will likely be required to comply with the best interest contract exemption and execute a formal agreement with the client that commits the advisor to act in that client's best interests.

When this opportunity comes with little or no terms and conditions, it does become more than just a little exciting.