Sentence examples for increasingly away from inspiring English sources

After the 3rd century bc, mathematical research shifted increasingly away from the pure forms of constructive geometry toward areas related to the applied disciplines, in particular to astronomy.

In his last years that search had led him increasingly away from the God of dogmatic religion and from any church that prescribes answers to unanswerable questions.

His handling of the Rubensian idiom moved increasingly away from the control of Rubens himself toward a much more boisterous and vulgar style with an emphasis on large genre scenes populated with rough plebeian types.

Jones next worked for the A&M label from 1969 to 1981 (with a brief hiatus as he recovered from a brain aneurysm in 1974) and moved increasingly away from jazz toward pop music.

The psychologist Dorothy Bishop, an expert in developmental disorders, was so infuriated by Greenfield's interventions that she wrote an open letter expressing "dismay" at the way "your public communications have moved increasingly away from science".

I think what's happening is that they're becoming the ones running the university day to day, as presidents are increasingly away from campus, talking to donors or traveling overseas to set up partnerships".

Toronto -- The public square where ideas are debated is shrinking as academics increasingly shy away from speaking out on topics that might cause controversy.

America has increasingly moved away from John Rawls.

They are increasingly tucked away in towns and villages.

Older people are increasingly turning away from Labour.

He noted that people increasingly move away after they retire.