Sentence examples for a subject yet from inspiring English sources

She hasn't decided on a subject yet, but fiction appeals.

The painting, which depicts a blood-splattered Abel, might be described as a difficult subject, yet Mr. Wachter said he had lots of interested takers.

In the 1980s, feminist theory became an academic subject, yet this did not benefit The Second Sex.

You're writing about illegal immigration at a time when it's a highly divisive subject, yet the story is often very funny and for much of it the reader probably shares Dean's sense that Roberto is being unduly paranoid about his status.

The topic of partial differential equations (PDEs) is a very important subject, yet there is no general method to solve all the PDEs.

One of the giants of world literature has fortunately been rewarded by an outstanding literary biography written by someone with an especial empathy with his subject, yet who resists hagiography.

The subject, yet again, was not a would-be president's agenda but a will-have-been president's self-conscious place in history.

In Frankfurt she had researched the roots of photography, a subject not yet widely taken seriously but very dear to Benjamin.

The fundamental questions of growth relate to these processes of regulation, to the program that controls the loom, a subject as yet little understood.

Field gravimetric and stratigraphic surveys were conducted with the aim to constraint the mechanisms responsible for the initiation of the Stenian-Tonian Paranoá basin, central Brazil, a subject not yet studied in detail.

This study surveys PHC HHR to explore factors significantly associated with their retention in PHC centers in Lebanon, a subject not yet systematically investigated.