Sentence examples for progressively I think from inspiring English sources

Although he is generally pessimistic about social progress—"Who can really hope to change society?" (p. 28)—Bailey also actively argues (progressively, I think) that there's nothing really wrong with being a feminine male or a gay man, or, as he thinks is often the case, both.

An independent school I visited would (quite progressively, I thought) allow sixth-formers out to the pub, but they still had to be back at eleven, and sober.

The truth is, I think of myself progressively expanding my horizons externally and progressively declining internally.

It was when that went, and he was left to his own devices, that I think it got progressively harder".

They've progressively changed over the past year and I think that's really cool.

"And, I have never seen a sitcom in which the actors progressively got worse looking, which is, I think, truer to life, especially the lives that these characters lead.

"But I think it's getting progressively worse".

"I think the volume is progressively increasing," said Pierre Denize, the director of the Haitian National Police.

"I think it has become progressively irrelevant and it is a massive challenge to change that.

I know that the policy of the US government is progressively to close Guantánamo Bay and so I think there is every opportunity to raise this case and hope to, over time, make some progress".

I think it's been getting progressively better, too.