Sentence examples for and yet expected from inspiring English sources
But what is worse for Mr. Obama and Mr. McCain is that they are on the sidelines and yet expected to act as if they have the best information available.
"I am sick of working with people who got where they are through rousfeti [political patronage in return for votes], who are totally incompetent and, yet, expect to be paid".
They refuse to disclose their testing methods, and yet expect the rest of the world to trust them.
They should not gesture at meaning while they fail to engage and yet expect viewers to stay patient for ages.
What we must remember here is that killing in the name of religion and yet expecting that the world will consider Islam as a religion of peace is not going to work.
Many such patients have unmet needs which may not be explicitly presented and yet expect to be supported by their GP [ 2– 4].
Periods and skin complaints were irritating yet expected worries at 21, but the mention of infertility sent me into a panic.
How ironic that Walt Disney reinvented the character of Mrs Banks as a suffragette, yet expected instant and docile submission from her creator.
Finally, in the analyses comparing incretin based drug users with users of insulin and metformin, we noted important yet expected differences.
Albert Einstein once defined insanity as doing the same thing over and over yet expecting different results.
We're witnessing an institutional structure that, at every level of government, abdicates responsibility, yet expects teachers and students to somehow excel within a radically broken--and broke--system.
