Sentence examples for increasingly I would from inspiring English sources

It's certainly conservative area, but, increasingly, I would hear voters say something to the effect of, "I'm fiscally conservative, but and socially liberal or libertarian".

"In fact, increasingly I would say that it's exactly the opposite, that often their experience of coming across a police officer is that it is an unfortunate and unpleasant one when previously they've perhaps trusted the police".

I still love house and techno, but increasingly I'd found an appreciation from dance music from other places.

The traditional trades and crafts are increasingly independent — I wouldn't say Republican, but independent and willing to vote for a Republican.

In the final part of the book Kingsley describes what happens as migrants make their way across Europe, by walking from Greece through the Balkans with refugees, guided past border checks by Facebook updates: "At a time when traditional travel guides seem increasingly irrelevant, I'd stumbled across a Baedeker for the refugee era".

"The face of the profession is becoming increasingly fresh," I'd read in the New York Times, "with some clients receiving motivational guidance from coaches young enough to be their children".

Increasingly I've thought, "I'd like to be a part of that".

No, increasingly, it would seem that they'd go online to look for other people's homework instead.

Increasingly, I've been thinking: what would it be like if I recovered tomorrow?

Ms. Meacham was a decade into her retirement, growing increasingly bored ("I thought I would choke if I ever attended another luncheon," she said), when she returned to "Roses," a manuscript that she had started in the 1980s.

But if I had to earnestly apply this (increasingly meaningless) phrase, I'd likely settle on the pipeline battle currently playing out on Burnaby Mountain.