Sentence examples for progressively i from inspiring English sources

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.

And as the moon mounted higher the useless mansions began to melt away until progressively I became aware of the ancient island here that bloomed once for Dutch sailors' eyes – a brand-new, emerald chest of the contemporary world.

Progressively, I made my way around the room adopting the one law I could deduce from the people around me: make people feel good and they'll return the favor.

"We've been working really progressively, I like to think, for the last year, on sustainable technologies and methodologies," He says, "including how to create incentives for the rest of the industry to adopt technologies that generally will be more expensive on the front end than they'd like".

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.

To do this, we randomly selected a set of 500 'pivot' domains from SCOP and, for each of these pivots, we randomly selected five other domains whose relationship with the pivot varies progressively: (i) Same-Family, (ii) Same-Superfamily (but not Family), (iii) Same-Fold (but not Superfamily and Family), (iv) Same-Class (but different below this level) and (v) Decoy (or different-Class).

We made out in his car, but as things got progressively heated, I mumbled, "I have to tell you something".

I tried to process everything Dr. Kase said, but as the news got progressively worse, I could feel my mind shutting down, refusing to take in any more.

The technique for obtaining ( B_{n - 2}^,gamma_{n - 2} ) and ( v_{n - 2} ) involved investigating ( beta_{1}^{ circ } ) from progressively from ( i = 1 ) and steadily adjusting and obtaining ( B_{i}^,gamma_{i} ) and ( nu_{i} ) until the point ( i = n - 2 ) was attained.

Smith's arguments begin with familiar gripes - insurance companies and school bullies - but become progressively arcane: 'I did not steal a tramp's coat'; 'Mark Knopfler is a genius' and the magnificent finale, 'The BBC should release Bergerac on DVD'.

Everything happened progressively and I did what needed to be done.