Sentence examples for increasingly an object from inspiring English sources

He dedicated it to his nephew Vladimir Bob Davydovov, who in Tchaikovsky's late years became increasingly an object of his passionate love.

Kagame's turn toward despotism is forgiven because Rwanda is arguably the best-managed country in Africa, and, while Kagame is a figure of awe among Africans, including Burundians, Nkurunziza is, increasingly, an object of contempt and ridicule.

"It's increasingly an object of intense fascination, particularly for young people.

Immensely popular less than a year ago, Mr. Abe has increasingly become an object of ridicule in the popular media.

A charismatic leader, who increasingly becomes an object of worship as the general principles that may have originally sustained the group lose power.

But as India's clamorous politics have steadily fragmented with a proliferation of political parties, the shutdown strike, known as a bandh, has increasingly become an object of public scorn and disillusionment.

Sometimes a structuring limit to human endeavor, at others an obstacle to be overcome, or a profitable resource upon which to be capitalized, cold served both as a phenomenological reality and increasingly as an object of inquiry and exchange in the imperial world of the nineteenth century.

Since becoming the "renewable energy island," Samsø has increasingly found itself an object of study.

But he was loved by many in Medellín, and, increasingly, he is an object of fascination abroad.

From the 18th century onwards, particularly after the construction of the new road bridge, it became a famous staging-post for travellers on the Grand Tour and became increasingly renowned as an object of historical importance and French national pride.

A vehicle that makes sense only as a pastime, with its miserable gas mileage, the Hummer has become an object increasingly shunned in the United States as a sign of wasteful decadence (not to mention something that most Americans can no longer afford).