Sentence examples for it increasingly feels from inspiring English sources

The new Russia is not, at present, a fully fledged totalitarian regime but it increasingly feels like a totalitarian society, with its unanimity on all matters and suspicion of all difference.

"It increasingly feels like the competitive dynamics are getting more severe".

Not only are you halfway to the grave but it increasingly feels like it.

I no longer write about politics because it increasingly feels pointless to do so in a country with no real public involvement in political life.

Second, it increasingly feels as if Hoffenheim's troubles have taken on a life of their own, independent of the men on the bench and those on the pitch.

ALTHOUGH qualifying to rent an apartment in New York City is not yet as tough as winning admission to Harvard or Yale, it increasingly feels that way to a large contingent of aspiring tenants — even if they actually attended Harvard or Yale and easily passed muster with their previous landlord.

Over time, it "increasingly felt like a prudential path, rather than a backing away from history's call to arms".

A Midsummer Night's Dream is his best answer to this last question, and that is one of the several reasons that I increasingly feel it is not only his most Ovidian play but also his most Shakespearean.

"Working on Kipling," Haig says, "I increasingly felt that I was writing about my father".

While still supportive of the war effort, he says that he increasingly feels it was a mistake for the military to put him and the rest of Alpha Company in the Sunni Triangle.

It is increasingly felt that, as intensive care consultants are involved in the decision-making process for every admission, the consultant from the referring team should also be involved in the referral process.