Sentence examples for increasingly plain from inspiring English sources

Signs of creeping authoritarianism are increasingly plain.

Yet it was increasingly plain that a Democrat could win in 1932.

But few others were, with Garcia making his distaste for the way Fifa had handled his investigation increasingly plain.

It is, in sum, increasingly plain that the British security state was out of control for a number of years.

Since the logical and political flaws of the current idea are increasingly plain, it's surely not too late to reconsider.

Simply put, it is increasingly plain to see that the Fed has all but played its hand, and the economy is still in deep trouble.

Fox and his original Quakers (the "new fanatic sect, of dangerous principles," as John Evelyn described them in his diary in 1656) might have created a real stir in Millbrook; but my father, going about the parish in plain clothes, with his increasingly plain-clothes theology, had little to offer to the angry, the excluded, the exploited, the male young.

But this year made plain what is becoming increasingly evident: after many decades, the domination of the genre by US and UK writers is starting to crumble.

Isn't that what marriage is?"As judges around the country are increasingly making plain, the answer, at least for now, is yes.

Neither item was Canadian, nor particularly key-oot, but both passed for adventure on the increasingly barren plain of lower Broadway.

That decision could be seen as altruistic or possibly plain dumb, but nearly two years on, the benefits to Google of its great AI giveaway are increasingly evident.