Sentence examples for cumulatively and from inspiring English sources

And it was played beautifully, as part of a performance that gathered force cumulatively and didn't overteach.

He said he had "served with homosexuals since 1968" and that his views had evolved "cumulatively" and "personally" ever since.

Cumulatively, and amid the continuing mass arrests and detentions, these incidents have had a chilling effect on the media.

These ideas may seem far simpler than more popular renewable energy schemes but, cumulatively, and combined with other well thought out measures they can really make a difference.

While knowledge and invention may grow cumulatively and at an accelerating rate, advances in ethics and politics are erratic, discontinuous and easily lost.

The novel skips back and forth in time, building cumulatively and almost effortlessly, until we arrive at a moment that upends Fellini's "8 1/2," placing Tamara at the center of a group of ex-lovers and admirers.

The cuts to welfare and to unprotected departments (everything other than the NHS, schools and international aid) will be cumulatively enormous – and almost certainly unachievable.

In the real world, the damage that these chemicals are doing is occurring slowly and cumulatively, over years and decades.

In this context, it was proposed that tumor cells, which proliferate at abnormal rates, frequently undergo apoptosis [ 21- 23] and cumulatively deliver small and fragmented DNA into the circulation.

Stravinsky wrote few songs, and his one opera, The Rake's Progress, brilliant and moving as it is, remains cumulatively cold and detached.

All together, this richly textured lineup should be cumulatively fascinating, and may prove invaluable.