Sentence examples for i increasingly feel from inspiring English sources

Confronted with both, I increasingly feel that Sander's art is not only more temperate than Grosz's but morally more difficult to sustain.

"I increasingly feel that religion is so deep in our constitution and in our minds and that is something we should just peel off," he said.

She admires David Vann and Lorrie Moore among others, but says: "I increasingly feel that writers aren't taking risks and that disappoints me.

A Midsummer Night's Dream is his best answer to this last question, and that is one of the several reasons that I increasingly feel it is not only his most Ovidian play but also his most Shakespearean.

"As a writer who is also a woman, I increasingly feel that writing is a political act whether I intend it to be or not," she writes, because we live in a culture in which this article "is permissible and publishable.

Just as they find themselves cut off on a frozen mountain, I increasingly feel like I've also been trapped ensnared by a game that wants to determine how much of a "good person" I actually am.

"Working on Kipling," Haig says, "I increasingly felt that I was writing about my father".

Listening to the committee's discussion, however, I increasingly felt that Kline's medium, rather than digital files or 3-D prists, is museum conservation itself.

Everywhere I went, I increasingly felt like I was out of the loop, isolated from the real world, unable to fit in.

It was all quite jolly exploring the history of butchery through the family firm of Balson's of Bridport and following the proprietor, Richard, on his trawls through the local archives, though I increasingly felt the programme was of much more value to him than it was to me.

I increasingly felt self-conscious, especially when I couldn't join the guys for a beer or had to leave a portfolio review to pee for the third time in a row.