Sentence examples for and yet merely from inspiring English sources

It's an attractively cosmopolitan, à-la-carte approach to faith, and yet merely stating that scriptures, temples, priests, and rules are insignificant does not make it true for countless believers.

The Golden Globes are also a little like the Iowa caucuses: neither contest is a reliable harbinger, both are decided in a mystifying process by an unrepresentative group of voters, and yet merely by being first and so closely watched, both matter.

In these pages of 1913, however, it's America that is, as yet, merely natural and in need of exploitation.

Unfortunately, the idea as to whether the disappearance of M. bechsteinii from caves was caused by recurring G. destructans infection, or a similar agent, is as yet merely speculation, and it might not be possible to reveal any hard facts supporting it.

Yet merely getting the shape, spin and volume of the hair did not mean that Sarah Palin would come to life.

A survey of literature revealed two recent examples of the usage of PEDDs in combination with sensitive films, yet merely applied to textile-based wearable [ 18] and gas [ 19] pH sensing.

Yet merely giving the IRS an adequate budget, sufficient staffing and updated technology would go a long way.

Yet merely assembling a brother's name, a hometown, a timely issue and a burning secret no more brings fiction to life than a pile of sticks by themselves make a fire.

Yet merely trying to define Dharavi is contested.

Yet merely to sketch their lives is to introduce complications.

Yet merely imitating nature's designs will not suffice.