Sentence examples for increasingly unruly from inspiring English sources

The movement became increasingly unruly: in the spring of 1968 Prague erupted and had to be quelled.

Growing bands of increasingly unruly travellers descended on the site; drug dealing was rife and the security situation perilous.

Other offenders in the increasingly unruly territory, one official said, "are just being told not to do it again".

The first recorded reference to November celebrations in Lewes dates from 1697, and over the next century and a half the "Bonfire boys" became increasingly unruly.

He has deliberately tried to avoid the rough-and-tumble of the contest so far, hoping that doing so will distinguish him from this increasingly unruly pack.

Mr. Yamada said Japan's elementary schools, starting with his own, shared plenty of the blame for the spread of increasingly unruly behavior.

Aware of the increasingly "romantic," unruly, informal seemingly methodless character of art, Diderot was concerned with its moral message (as his comments noting "the depravation of morals" in François Boucher's painting reveal).

Riders forcing a passage through a wall of fans is an eternal Tour image but the crowds have become increasingly large and unruly.

As mainstream interest in comics grows, commercial cons have become increasingly overgrown and unruly. .

As Sehorn did, Shockey stays for several minutes signing autographs, although he is becoming increasingly aware of how unruly the scene can become.

Offering a radically new view of environmental art, Nisbet traces a cultural turn from an art that addresses artificially confined environments and simplified allegories of the planet to one that increasingly takes on the "unruly complexities" of global ecologies.