Sentence examples for gradually admitting from inspiring English sources

This involved displacing American Indian tribes, acquiring new territories, and gradually admitting new states, until by 1848 the nation spanned the continent.

In the latter half of the 18th century, girls were gradually admitted to town schools.

As Nat King Cole croons a Latin love song on the soundtrack, they gradually admit the truth that each has come to realize: their spouses are having an affair together.

The narrative of Van Dyke's personal evolution actually feels as if it could be a continuation of Rob Petrie's story: one in which the blissfully self-contained world of "The Dick Van Dyke Show" gradually admits the realities of life, passing through alcoholism, midlife crisis, divorce and all the rest, as if underneath his affable shenanigans Rob harbored a kernel of Don Draper in him all along.

As a result, greater numbers of barbarous and semi-barbarous peoples were gradually admitted to the army.

Sometimes, teachers silently observed the outcomes and gradually admitted that the results reflected how things went.

In the late 16th and 17th centuries, the cities gradually stopped admitting new burghers and restricted access to the councils and official duties to a small group of oligarchic families.

Hardly a description of wedded bliss, and gradually Aaron admits that their marriage was in fact unhappy: "Or it was difficult, at least.

The book "provides detailed descriptions of how each of the three institutions gradually realized that admitting a small number of female students was not enough to ensure that they thrived academically and socially," Klawe writes.

"Not long ago, the company was all male but gradually began to admit females.

Gradually, and I admit that this is an impression, I have become aware of a deep-seated antipathy towards what students regard as the politico-media elite.