Sentence examples for at yet really from inspiring English sources

Much like my bookshelf, I think, they are a comfort: soothing to look at, yet really stand out.

Yet really, at its core, there is also something more basic and, for all the high-tech, something more human.

To really get an understanding of what's going on, we need to be looking more at the way in which these sorts of games are being played – for example, no one has yet really looked at if and how the multiplayer aspect of video games (playing in the same room together, playing online together) has any sort of effect.

And therefore in their system who suppose that our heavens, revolving below the sphere of the fixed stars, carry the planets along with them; the several parts of those heavens, and the planets, which are indeed relatively at rest in their heavens, do yet really move.

Not yet, really".

Really stupid, yet really awesome.

Or: "Yet really, apart from the sense of irretrievable loss, there was nothing wrong at all".

How could David and Chloe, a young couple from England, really marvel at yet another gorgeous vista on their second daylong drive around Savai'i island in Samoa?

We'd nod and smile to ourselves at yet another idiocy: "Uncle Willie's really lost it this time … !" His work is part of the mental furniture here now.

An aspect of gymnastics we haven't really gotten much at yet is how incredibly intense it is.

"As a computer architect he's a geek at heart, and yet he really lives to ­understand customers and markets".