Sentence examples for increasingly, although from inspiring English sources

Socialists in the West turned increasingly, although in varying degrees, to revisionist interpretations of Marxism and returned to their attempts to revise socioeconomic structures through evolutionary constitutional processes, seeing this as the only possible means of preventing wars.

I am a fan of modern art, increasingly so, although I came to it fairly late.

The strain of the warped relationships that develop leave Harada looking increasingly ill, although he is unable to see.

Going into the final quarter, Bradford's efforts looked increasingly desperate, although Reardon crossed in the corner.

It was so generous of her, and once we decided on this route, I became increasingly excited, although the medical process was stressful.

Ohno's appearances grew less frequent as he became increasingly immobile, although he continued to make gestures from his wheelchair, interacting with some invisible spirit with his hands.

The search is sidetracked repeatedly, and the mood becomes increasingly heightened, although the blank walls and clunky video never manage to transport the viewer.

As it moved across Canada and on to Moscow, the games became increasingly desperate, although almost everyone had assumed the Canadians would win all eight games.

Since the 1950s, newspapers and other periodicals (which are all privately owned) have become increasingly independent, although often subject to censorship laws.

Experts say early elections are increasingly likely, although much depends on how far Mr. Chaudhry is willing to go against the government.

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