Sentence examples for a bit and yet from inspiring English sources

It's just odd that we're in the middle of a financial crisis in which speed clearly matters quite a bit, and yet people are still twiddling their thumbs over what seem like relatively minor matters.

Everybody knows the tinkling celesta music for her solo — this month alone, I have heard it used in a car commercial and a Jimmy Kimmel bit — and yet, in context, it's still the special effect that it was in 1892.

"He's got to tighten his game up a little bit and yet he got his goal," Mowbray said.

"At the time I thought we were a bit sloppy and yet again he stepped up and got us three points.

The phrases scroll by, a bit boring and yet mesmerizing (exactly the formula we're being warned about).

Its people talked of feeling a bit lost, and yet—from a distance of 35 years they seem enviably grounded in a shared culture with deep roots.

The outfits are, to use a word once widely attributed to bad sweaters, a bit "fugly," and yet there is something still more unsettling about them.

On the contrary, someone with Èzili Freda as a mèt tèt will be expected to be a bit frivolous and yet quite generous.

You got the impression that even the festival's notoriously laid-back organisers thought he'd gone a bit barmy; and yet, 18 months later, the film Glastonbury emerged, a more manageable two hours long.

Johnson is looking for outfits that are trading for a bit less and yet have sound prospects for pushing earnings higher.

You can't fly around and teleport at will in Entropia Universe like you can in Second Life so things do take a bit longer, and yet flying is not a feature you come to expect in virtual worlds if you're not an existing Second Life user.