Sentence examples for increasingly post from inspiring English sources

Of course, many museums increasingly post pictures of their holdings on the Web, providing an invaluable index of what is behind closed doors.

Rather than simply posting links, they will increasingly post content directly to social media, using initiatives such as Facebook Instant Articles.

However, in our increasingly post-industrial age, morality is becoming a significant autonomous political force.

Since Labour dropped Clause Four, mainstream politics in Britain has, for better or worse, become increasingly post-ideological.

"The party no longer has a broad and integrating idea for our post-socialist and increasingly post-Christian society," Tobias Durr wrote in the influential weekly Die Zeit.

That, in turn, requires a vigorous nationalism — something that is far more noticeable right now in Asia than in parts of an increasingly post-national West.

But, Mr. Sakow said, acknowledging the neighborhood's increasingly post-collegiate demographics: "if we were opening something now, it might be a bar".

STEVEN BERKOWITZ New York, Aug. 14, 2011 To the Editor: Neal Gabler proposes that "we are living in an increasingly post-idea world".

Coming belatedly to light in an increasingly post-Freudian culture, his film serves as a salutary reminder both of Freud's centrality to the history of the 20th century and of his origins in the 19th.

In a globalised and increasingly post-national world, more borders would be nothing but anachronistic and without the welfare corrective in Brussels the Tories are on course to turn the country into a neoliberal casino.

The uncaged capitalism fostered by neoliberalism has produced an era of spiraling inequality, stagnant wages, declining life expectancy, and an increasingly post-democratic political system that is more or less openly oligarchic.