Sentence examples for I increasingly have from inspiring English sources

Yet, although I have loved Argentine tango as a theatrical form since the 1980s, I increasingly have learned that tango is best seen at close quarters.

Regarding "old dudes"—a category for which I increasingly have a provisional membership—it states that, "I don't need to be having polite, get-the-fuck-away-from-me conversation with people in their sixties every time I enter a gay bar".

Over the past several years, at conferences, on websites, and in scholarly conversations, I increasingly have heard common use of the phrase "what works" in referring to the primary goals of undergraduate biology education reform.

"My parents, agent, and I increasingly had to work to avoid being attached to the wrong kinds of movies.

"I think a program like this would have been unthinkable in 2007, but I think you increasingly have people who are graduating from college, not being able to get good jobs, moving back home with their parents," he said.

This poses a real challenge to curators and artists, I'd argue, who increasingly have to reckon with exhibition design that takes into account new, probably not better ways of moving among artworks.

Cambodia increasingly has neither.

Though I am not a vegetarian, increasingly I have come to enjoy the simplicity and lightness of such meals.

I increasingly find I have to make tough choices between providing the best quality care I can and getting to my next visit on time.

Increasingly, I have sensed a difference in spousal communication through the women I interact with.

Increasingly, I have to ask whether my time is being well spent and how can I make money from that time.