Sentence examples for feel ever more from inspiring English sources

Perfekcyjność said there was a growing climate of fear among LGBTI people because extremist groups "feel ever more confident".

When Sophie began to feel ever more poorly, this reader couldn't help recalling Oscar Wilde's reaction to the death of Little Nell.

In analyzing these polls in the United States, I see clearly that voters feel ever more estranged from government — and that they associate Democrats with government.

But as parents go to ever more breathless effort, or feel ever more guilt-ridden, are we becoming too literal-minded about "family dinner"?

"Above all, why hasn't the government apologised?" asks Hasim Encu, headman of a village where victims were buried.Turkey's Kurds feel ever more alienated, and sympathy for both the BDP and the PKK is rising.

In the course of the 19th century, they began to feel ever more strongly about their respective imagined nations and grew more resentful of their Austrian colonisers.Galicia's Jewish community virtually disappeared after the second world war.

At the same time, those who remain underground have felt ever more intense suffering.

In the post-Scalia era, it's a voice that feels ever more distant, hushed — and necessary.

Culturally, demographically, economically, and now environmentally, he felt ever more like a stranger in his own land.

Well, it tells us that traditional politics feels ever more anachronistic and formal to an audience craving authenticity and emotional connection.

But corners were cut, some highly dubious deals were pursued and business-side operatives felt ever more entitled to look over the shoulders of their journalistic cousins.