Sentence examples for and yet made from inspiring English sources

Davis missed his first three shots and yet made a forceful, obvious, immediate impact on the game.

One of the great pleasures of reading a work of high fantasy is to see much-loved elements combined and yet made new again.

All this repetition of embedded worlds makes me wonder whether Anderson might not himself feel trapped inside the franchise that has kept him flush for so many years and yet made him so reviled.

It is possible to look back over the past half-century and conclude that we have come a long way and yet made surprisingly little progress, all at the same time.

In Sheila Kohler's Cracks (2000), a darkly lyrical school story told collectively by a cabal of increasingly unhinged young girls, we are at once drawn into the group of friends and yet made to feel our distance from them.

The obvious answer is Lincoln, whose speeches emerged from prolonged reading and yet made perfect sense to men and women who had never read a book... Mentions Wills's "Lincoln at Gettysburg," a microscopic analysis of the Gettysburg speech... Writer describes the acceptance speech Bush gave... Quoting Robert Frost, the Governor announced his intention to "occupy the land with character".

Who are smart and yet make bad choices.

And yet making this stand may also have some effect.

They find ways of splitting the difference, living rootlessly and yet making space for roots.

"And yet making a movie about human stories is a trap.

We must protect the American Dream and yet make it our own.