Sentence examples for gradually think of from inspiring English sources

THROUGHOUT history new technologies have revolutionised warfare, sometimes abruptly, sometimes only gradually: think of the chariot, gunpowder, aircraft, radar and nuclear fission.

"I prepared a set of readings so that my students would gradually think about the values of the school and of France".

Then gradually I thought of myself as leftwing.

These services are popular because they don't charge per text; they are gradually redefining what we think of as text messaging.

He gradually begins to respect Rayon and think of her as a friend.

Or think of yourself, or any organism, with parts that gradually come loose in metabolism or excretion or perspiration or shedding of dead skin".

Gradually I succumbed – or perhaps I should say, "submitted" – and started to think of Dynamite as possessing a dumb genius.

One should think of Israel as having two competing legal structures: a gradually evolving democratic state and the remnants of the old Zionist settler colony.

Essentially, one must think of The Wicker Man, as a game, with clues gradually suggesting Summerisle is not run in accordance with Christian values of Howie.

Gradually Ms. Rubell, who recently moved to the Gramercy Park neighborhood in Manhattan, began to think of herself as an artist.

We need only think of "The Diary of Anne Frank" and how a touching document, seized on by the public, gradually crossed the line from commemoration to exploitation.