Sentence examples for feel progressively from inspiring English sources

After the initial relief subsided, I began to feel progressively worse, like a blancmange sliding off a plate.

I had to self-administer a treatment that made me feel progressively worse, even though I'd never felt ill to start with.

By Julia Ioffe The random encounters of Chatroulette buck a decade-long trend that has made the Internet feel progressively more ordered.

But by combining video-chatting technology and randomization Ternovskiy has bucked a decade-long trend that has made the Internet feel progressively more organized, pleasant, and safe.

In this way, those working in the food industry may feel progressively more confident in adopting new multisensory techniques while designing eating/drinking experiences.

A student whose preparation puts her near the bottom of the class can easily feel progressively more lost, and the poor grades that take her to the bottom of a STEM curve add insult to injury," they write.

As the hours of Hofmann's investigation passed, he felt progressively better.

There were yet others whose attitudes were ambiguous, who hid Jews, then felt progressively panicky about the risks they were taking.

But the countryside has felt progressively despised and neglected by the Damascus elite, which helps to explain the provincial origins of the current uprising.Where Mr Ajami draws successfully on Syrian history and literature, Stephen Starr relies on old-fashioned local reporting.

23 A U-shaped relationship of well-being with age has been reported from survey research in the USA: from ages 50 to 85, people felt progressively better, with 85-year-olds reporting a greater sense of well-being than the 18-year-olds.

Although I'm feeling progressively less self-conscious I can't seem to forget that I am naked and feel particularly awkward around those who aren't, namely the people working in the shops and restaurants.