Sentence examples for experience ever more from inspiring English sources

Where I live in west Somerset, many country lanes run red during the deluges we experience ever more frequently.

Such anxieties might have been deepening over the last years in which a new world of ambient virtual information has seemed to render our daily experience ever more abstract.

At a deeper level it suggests a coming age of Two Kingdoms: an Internet experience ever more divided by whether you pick up your laptop or your phone.

With the lines being blurred, retailers need to make the online experience ever more robust with better functionality, user-friendly interfaces, enhanced content, data collection and analytics, price modeling, and advanced customer communications.

You see the spirit of liberty and the true meaning of our Constitution, as a national experience ever more inclusive, lives in the hearts of all men than women, and even someone with as little ability as myself who stands up for the nobility of that idea, is treated with affection and respect.

Yet in this age of global interdependence, books that show different ways of looking at experience seem ever more necessary.

E-commerce is a huge area that was one of the first big businesses to gain traction online when people first started going on the web, and it continues to grow as the idea of spending money virtually, and giving users an 'omnicommerce' experience, both become ever more commonplace.

We both yearn: Lyra to be 8 years old; me to experience culture at an ever more elevated level.

He and his daughter "both yearn," he writes: she wants to be older than she is, while he aches to "experience culture at an ever more elevated level".

The experience has left them ever more reluctant to divert their public money to rescue Greece, widely seen here as profligate and ill disciplined.

Ms. Godder's (and Ms. Driscoll's) premise is that our physical experiences need to become ever more extreme to register on the increasingly numbed mental scale of sensation.