Sentence examples for increasingly astonishing from inspiring English sources
The book punctuates a rich cultural history of Watergate with increasingly astonishing quotes from Reagan on Nixon's behalf.
Over the past year, though, Kickstarter has played a surprising role in gathering increasingly astonishing amounts of money for increasingly well-known artists.
The FCA's increasingly tough stance and astonishing fines will incentivise bank managements to stop indulging the traders who have landed them in such trouble.
He made an astonishing number of increasingly ambitious cut‑paper compositions, setting up a production line after the war in what he called his factory in Nice, where studio assistants covered sheets of paper with gouache mixed to his own direction in colours almost blindingly bright.
November's six-month deal between Washington and the new government of Hassan Rouhani in Tehran represented an astonishing turnaround in an increasingly belligerent relationship.
Chopin, meanwhile, offers full scope not only for his bravura impulses (which he indulges lustily) but also for an astonishing lyrical gift that increasingly comes to light.
We should of course be cautious about hyping an emerging trend into a full-blown panic, but the statistics on moped muggings in London are pretty astonishing, pointing toward an increasingly commonplace crime.
THE continuing drama of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's increasingly public private life is nothing short of astonishing.
Indeed, as SP funding melts away, its funding ringfence removed, and its infrastructure corroded by cuts made on an astonishing scale and at terrifying speed by desperate councils, it increasingly looks like another lost and unacknowledged Labour success story.
Corporations have reached an astonishing level of sophistication in influencing news, making this independence an increasingly last defense for truth.
It's a dangerous environ, and one that is increasingly difficult to get by in, as the net price of croissants rises to astonishing new levels every day.
