Sentence examples for sometimes increasingly from inspiring English sources

Old-style stations have continued to appear, but the movement has been toward simpler, stylized versions, sometimes borrowing from medieval and Byzantine art or the folk art of other cultures, sometimes increasingly symbolic, almost abstract.

Sometimes (increasingly so with all the daily deal options), that means realizing that when something seems to good to be true… well, we all know the rest.

The little Sony ICF-100 radio is still useful sometimes, but increasingly I listen to radio on my laptop.

The girls grew up and moved far away, but their mother tracked them down by mail, by phone or sometimes in increasingly disheveled person.

Despite pre-assembly, skills are in short supply, so quality sometimes suffersCampaigning increasingly focuses on minimum standards and keeping up the pressure on build rates.

That's why the Valley sometimes feels increasingly like the entertainment industry, with users shuttling from app to app like the hot restaurant or club opening of the week.

But sometimes, and increasingly so, the word didn't really mean anything at all.

Retching, throwing-up-your-guts sick and commuting an hour both ways from Queens to Manhattan to my sometimes wonderful, increasingly overwhelming job.

In our contemporary world where gender, ethnicity, race and place can sometimes seem increasingly constricting, Oscar and the realms of cons and cosplay suggest a hopeful release from our own mental captivity.

The winding nature of "Inherent Vice," in which vignettes pile up on each other and characters intersect in ways that sometimes feel increasingly vague, is as cloudy as the countless rooms in which Doc Sportello (Phoenix) lights a joint.

"Sometimes, it becomes increasingly difficult when you're given a guy's background.