Sentence examples for later increasingly from inspiring English sources

This transition was at first kind to her and then, later, increasingly cruel.

Lozano has become something of a cult figure, her works on canvas and paper celebrated for their urgent, angry energy, which seems to have culminated in later, increasingly radical conceptual "pieces" like "Drop Out".

Twenty years later, increasingly frail, it was also where he made his final public appearance, waving to supporters and football fans alike from the back of a golf cart at the World Cup final.

A formalist whose early mentors included the Harvard art historian and the art critic Clement Greenberg, Mr. Champa later increasingly investigated the role of popular culture in interpreting the artists he studied.

Though later increasingly set in the ways of an extremely ordered life, Kathy never lost her sense of fun and humour, and she peddled the rumour of having written an intimate diary of her long St Ives career, something that has, sadly, not yet come to life (assuming it ever existed).

Aurobindo often travelled between Baroda and Bengal, at first in a bid to re-establish links with his parent's families and other Bengali relatives, including his cousin Sarojini and brother Barin, and later increasingly to establish resistance groups across the Presidency.

Initially interested in still-life photography, he later turned increasingly to portraiture.

Cohen's later works increasingly emphasized generally religious and specifically Judaic elements.

Three weeks later the increasingly exasperated Scott momentarily considered arresting and court-martialing his insubordinate general.

British officers, however, later became increasingly sceptical of these "latrine rumours".

But, sooner rather than later, an increasingly restless group of the fans would like to sample the real thing.