Sentence examples for and yet bring from inspiring English sources

Can falling in love take a fraction of a second and yet bring the patient work of years crashing down?

There are few theatre forms – apart perhaps from pantomime and theatre made for children – that are dismissed with quite so much snobbery, and yet bring so much pleasure.

And yet, bringing new energy sources to market is held up by unnecessary litigation and unreasonable federal permitting delays.

By bringing her particular kind of austerity to the translation, Ms. Carson has deepened Sappho's mystery and yet brought us closer to her.

The genius of the novel is in how Coover revels in the sun-bright vitality of the world Waugh has created, full of drink and lust and dirty limericks and doubles down the line — and yet brings Waugh face to face with its darkest truths.

The product of a drug, it starts out as a trippy thrill before it becomes weaponized by a pusher (who draws money from its victims in a sharp metaphorical version of present-day drug addiction) and yet brings its victims together in the kind of inwardly intertwined closeness that's as eerie as it is romantic.

Robertson gets Cage in a special way, one in which he honors the composer's radical philosophical intent and yet brings tremendous character to everything he touches.

But professional societies of architects and engineers bitterly opposed the dilution of qualifications and may yet bring a suit to block the changes.

The judge accepted this partial verdict and may yet bring his own opinion to bear on the question of doctrine at a later stage of the trial.

The refugee crisis and jihadi terrorism in Europe have put the system under its greatest stress and could yet bring down EU governments.

The Munich police have not concluded their investigations and could yet bring charges against both boxers that could result in their imprisonment.