Sentence examples similar to ever more superb from inspiring English sources

If Arctic Monkeys don't appeal, then you've got a choice of, among other things, disco pioneers Chic or Portishead, the latter a genuinely superb live band whose music has become ever more leftfield over the years.

As Zeynep Tufekci recently observed, in the Times, YouTube is a superb vehicle for the circulation of such content, its algorithms guiding users toward ever more inflammatory material.

But much of the transformation of the Queen's image, from the chilly, notoriously philistinic matriarch who couldn't care less about Diana to an ever more droll and sympathetic mentor to pitifully grateful prime ministers is surely attributable to Mirren's superb acting, and to the writers who have increasingly depicted the monarch as – so long as you are not Margaret Thatcher – fabulous company.

"We believe this represents a superb chance to attract more people to Northampton and to Sixfields in particular as the stadium becomes ever more a 24/7 venue".

Whistler is ever more interesting.

Was Britten ever more inspired?

Ever more rules and taxes.

Ever more distrust and paralysis?

Since her death and the publication of two superb volumes of her correspondence, One Art and Words in Air (letters between her and Lowell) it has grown ever more secure.

However superb the Ailey dancers are in general, the men, on average, are more superb, and here, at last, Battle gave us more than one of them.

Cohabitation is, indeed, ever more common.