Sentence examples for abbreviated yet from inspiring English sources

Watery and abbreviated, yet sonorous and fun, there is a lyricism to this picture that completely fills you with joy.

Those viewers who know and love Venice will recognize immediately an abbreviated yet accurate summation of the place and its character — the red sash of a gondolier against the smoky gray water of the Venice lagoon.

To resolve the paradox of lower amounts of pathogenic species yet abbreviated incubation times, we infer that C2 PrP normally present at much lower levels than C1 PrP may be important and have a greater ability to perform signalling from pathogenic forms of PrP (Fig 7C).

It's what won Justin Bond (Kiki) and Kenny Mellman Herbb) an Obie award for last year's holiday show, "Jesus Wept," and what amassed an anticipatory audience for opening night last Thursday of this season's offering, "Kiki & Herb: There's a Stranger in the Manger!" at the Westbeth Theatre Complex -- which Kiki abbreviated to "the W.T.C". in an acid yet apologetic aside.

His svelte yet pneumatic forms could suggest cartoonish hands, abbreviated Loch Ness monsters or salacious tongues.

Yet most don't look for spinal muscular atrophy (commonly abbreviated as SMA), even though it's the leading genetic cause of infant death.

Experience is abbreviated.

Lives feel abbreviated.

"Maybe camp will be abbreviated for me.

And yet despite all these recycled moments, or perhaps even because of them, "The Kill Point" is quite enjoyable, gripping and predictable in equal parts, almost a mercifully abbreviated "24".

Wechsler D. Wechsler abbreviated scale of intelligence.