Sentence examples for increasingly notice from inspiring English sources

You increasingly notice the significance of what they are wearing as the film progresses, which is exactly as Durran intended.

I find I increasingly notice the language I am using as well as what I am trying to say or describe.

He and I increasingly notice and discuss such signs in ourselves: a sudden interest in recreational vehicles, a desire to own a more expensive charcoal grill, the purchase of a complicated gadget to perform a task we will never get to, a thickening around the middle.

Traveling down to California as I frequently do, I increasingly notice more and more Prius hybrids on the roads.

By continually enhancing our awareness, we can increasingly notice when we are causing harm to others, the climate, or ourselves, and strengthen our capacity to rapidly shift gears and think and act constructively.

Cloud Storage services are increasingly noticed as they promise elastic capability and high reliability at low cost.

Then there are those who use closets as bedrooms — or, as brokers have increasingly noticed, home offices.

Citizens, Republicans and Democrats alike, want a meaningful voice in who gets to be their party's Presidential nominee, and they are increasingly noticing that most of them have no such voice.

Although loosely structured in the style of "Saturday Night Live," "Blue Collar TV" is aimed at a more "gloriously unsophisticated" audience -- an audience increasingly noticed by networks in their search for prime-time characters, and viewers, beyond urban singles.

Maybe he is laughing because the joke is finally on the empirically-starved economists whose dominance of the field is finally being challenged by a handful of increasingly noticed "behavioral economists".

Air pollution affects the health of children as well as the elderly, and it has been increasingly noticed and also studied in the recent years as a new public health challenge.