Sentence examples for he's increasingly from inspiring English sources

With fellow-seals in the field, he's convivial, profane, and funny; at home with his loving wife (Sienna Miller, who's excellent), he's increasingly withdrawn and dead-eyed, enraptured only by the cinema of war playing in his mind.

But he's increasingly stressed by Cayce's chaos and violence.

"He's increasingly concerned about Asif's growing role within the Party, and about the reports of his financial irregularities.

In fact, the smug insularity of Portland's liberal middle class is something he's increasingly disturbed about ("It's too in its own bubble, and that scares me,") and on the Decemberists' seventh album, What a Terrible World, What a Beautiful World, there are two songs that take aim, gently, at the band's fans.

As Nouriel Roubini heads to Athens to meet with investors and policymakers potentially about the debt crisis in Europe, the economist says he's increasingly worried about a problem closer to home: America's real estate mess.

"He's increasingly becoming the face of the company," said Richard Greenfield, a media analyst at BTIG.

And I have to say he is increasingly like Monty Python's Black Knight defending that bridge.

Mr. Genoways also said he was increasingly worried about the magazine's finances.

He was increasingly close to Ms. Hoera's father, who was the manager of the store.

Running Bannon & Co. was Bannon's full-time job, but he was increasingly engaged by moviemaking.

Mr. Bewkes said that he was "increasingly confident" about the company's fortunes for the rest of this year and beyond.