Sentence examples for increasingly spoke from inspiring English sources
Among those who increasingly spoke publicly of such an eventuality was Fritz Henderson.
Mr. Santiago, an Iraq war veteran, increasingly spoke to relatives and associates about voices in his head that were tormenting him.
As unrest grew, Mr. Pachman increasingly spoke out in support of Mr. Dubcek and his followers and against the policies of the Soviet-installed government.
Mr. Obama and his aides made similar remarks after his losses in New Hampshire and Nevada, and both he and Mrs. Clinton increasingly spoke of the nomination fight as a two-way battle for delegates, pure and simple.
The main issues continued to be abortion and "the family," but the secular conservative groups also spoke out for prayer in the schools, and the pastors increasingly spoke out on the defense and foreign-policy issues of the right, such as the SALT II and Panama Canal treaties.
He has always defended the coalition too - paying tribute to Nick Clegg in his victory speech on the steps of Downing Street - even though he increasingly spoke of his frustration at not being able to govern as a true Conservative prime minister.
In essence, Fallows argues, the airline industry is going to get much worse at servicing outlying suburbs while their hub-and-spoke system becomes increasingly burdened by heightened security measures.
The senior superintendent who made the call to use tear gas spoke to a reporter from the South China Morning Post about his decision, explaining his concern that increasingly aggressive protesters along the police cordon would break the line and cause a dangerous crush of people.
