Sentence examples for feeling gradually from inspiring English sources

A Longinian cult of "feeling" gradually made headway, in various European countries, against Neoclassical canons of proportion and moderation.

Mr Clegg recently joked (sort of) about feeling "gradually lobotomised by the sheer neurosis and weight of everyday government activity".

So much of the former Soviet Union feels depopulated and abandoned compared with the west, but near the Chernobyl zone that feeling gradually intensifies.

He shadow boxed late into the night, working himself into a sweat, feeling gradually better with each jab and cross thrown.

Mr. Colson later described feeling gradually "stripped and broken" of his old combative habits and decided not to fight the criminal charges any longer, despite urging by his family to beat the lawsuit and return to a "normal" life.

Several of the participants in our study described the experience of feeling gradually less coerced and more autonomous, and they illustrated that the perception of coercion may change over time [ 53].

I love the feeling of gradually coming to understand something that at first seemed inscrutable to me.

I'd write pages about how I was feeling and gradually realised I was crafting song lyrics.

"Do you know," he wrote to Townend, "a feeling is gradually stealing over me that the world has never been farther from a war than it is at present..

"The type of pain I've been feeling has gradually gotten worse, and I think the longer I wait, the more it would affect my knee and possibly my play".

"A feeling is gradually stealing over me," he writes, "that the world has never been farther from a war than it is at present … I think if Hitler really thought there was any chance of a war, he would have nervous prostration".