Sentence examples for growing progressively more from inspiring English sources

The attacks seem to be growing progressively more violent.

Her email exchanges with the others in the group showed her growing progressively more extreme in her thinking over a period of months.

Yet the world of ballet has begun scouting for its choreographers in new and sometimes surprising places, and Khan himself has been growing progressively more responsive to its call.

He stumbles among bicycles and horseless carriages, through a hall of distorting mirrors, growing progressively more frightened of the machines, dreading 'their panting, their heavy, telluric breath, skinless bones, viscera creaking and fetid with black-grease drool.' Finally he conceals himself in the sentry-box of a periscope, and crouches there, waiting for the stroke of midnight.

By the time he died, in 1989, the defiantly outre artist had begun to realize that the public was growing progressively more difficult to shock, and one can only suppose that he would have been thrilled to watch his paintings work their old black magic even on young viewers presumably weaned on, and inured to, the horrors of teenage slasher films.

But like any good drama, it has developed over three acts growing progressively more sinister as it goes along.

The consequences of failure, meanwhile, grow progressively more serious.

The commission has grown progressively more impatient with state subsidies to failing "flag carrier" airlines.

This grows progressively more annoying: "I'll describe the church in a minute".

Rubygate, as everyone calls the scandal, has grown progressively more lurid.

But in the last 40 years, Grotius's "free sea" has grown progressively more circumscribed.