Sentence examples for approaching, yet from inspiring English sources

Rio?" Is it possible that he will wake up on the morning of his birthday approaching yet another port, forced to dispel the obnoxious apparition one more time?

In the decades since the war's end, publishers have churned out so many "epic tales of endurance" and "amazing sagas of survival" that a reviewer can be excused for approaching yet another one with a certain skepticism.

Note the cautious honesty of "something approaching"; yet barely a page later he talks of the "immense, boundless tenderness" he feels "for all of infantile humanity, for the somnambulist lives people lead, for everyone, for everything".

"The mid-August deadline for finalizing 2018 premiums is rapidly approaching, yet significant uncertainties remain," AHIP's letter notes.

The narrator's conscious presence is wholly absent from the next stanza, which moves forward in what literary theorist Geoffrey Hartman describes as a "motion approaching yet never quite attaining its end".

Fox turned to Kelly, and told him they were cheering for him -- not for the celebrity, who was hard to recognize in the dark, but for the man who had just run 24 miles with Parkinson's, who was then approaching yet another finish line.

Neither the television networks nor the movie studios have been approached yet about Project Infinity.

There must therefore exist a supreme perfection that all imperfect beings approach yet fall short of.

Gee said that she has not been approached yet by any companies offering a better price.

With this in mind, have you been approached yet to sell your data?

As we approach yet another wildly painful election cycle, we will again be subjected to political advertising riddled with lies.