Sentence examples for increasingly chilling from inspiring English sources

The scene is dreamlike — mordant at first, and then increasingly chilling; Maria, it is clear, is too easily swayed.

As gangs took to the streets with nail-studded clubs and sharpened sticks, the radio broadcasts grew increasingly chilling, court records show.

The basement was techno and as you moved upwards it got increasingly chilled.

She finds it "chilling" that women are "increasingly sexualised in our culture".

Plant miRNAs involved in chilling response have been increasingly studied during the past few years.

Yet increasingly, if you look at the crowd chilling out in a youth hostel bar or milling around a seedy bus station, you're as likely to find a middle-aged couple as you are a group of bedraggled students.

It's a chilling reminder that many of us increasingly exist for an online, semi-invisible crowd, swayed by their praise or criticism.

That's why music festivals--and increasingly jazz parties--beckon and have attracted large crowds chilling out to the most sublime performances on the planet.

As warmer winters are likely to become increasingly prevalent [ 11], there is a risk of insufficient chilling becoming more widespread in cultivars requiring high levels of winter chilling, so breeding strategies to address this using low-chill parental material are now required [ 7].

As this becomes increasingly apparent over the course of an hour, the world of "Hora" becomes unfunny, unpleasant and finally chilling.

Recent rereadings have left me increasingly feeling that the book's preoccupation with forgetfulness — an utter lack of fixity — is a little chilling.