Sentence examples for increasingly I think from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, I think entertainment in general is going to have more interactive element to it.

Increasingly, I think that statement should be read with an emphasis on 'dry' rather than 'mathematical',"Hansen said.

This kind of crisp, clean, to-the-point white defines what, increasingly, I think of as an emerging Long Island style.

Above all, Dorothea isn't obliged to marry anyone and, increasingly, I think she's mad to have done it not once but twice.

"Increasingly I think the equilibrium we're all headed towards is everyone inside the US gov and outside just ignoring what POTUS says," MSNBC's Chris Hayes tweeted.

Joseph DePlasco, a spokesman for Mr. Green, said of Mr. Bloomberg, "I know the campaign trail has been rather bumpy for him, but increasingly I think he is rather loose".

The real Adams books were increasingly short, I think.

But now as energy security, food security, water security and climate security all press in on us – and are seen to be increasingly interlinked – I think we should celebrate (or at least acknowledge) the uncomfortable longer term accuracy of at least some of the Limits team's analysis and forecasts.

Now it always was, but it's become increasingly attractive I think, with people with money overseas in the last 20 or 30 years.

"After slowing down [Trump's] health care bill and now people feeling like Trump both is impulsive and increasingly ineffective, I think people are sensing that they have the ability to affect the course of events even though he has the power that a president has in so many matters".

WEISMAN: Living here has become increasingly unaffordable so I think it would be harder to start an organization like The Marsh now.