Sentence examples for be together yet from inspiring English sources

"It's easier for people to panic when they're together," he said, pointing out that "the Internet has made it easier for people to be together," yet it also alerts people to emerging risks.

David Cameron wants churches in England and Wales to be allowed to conduct same-sex marriage ceremonies – a view backed by the former Tory premier Sir John Major, who has described the prime minister's move as a "courageous and genuine attempt to offer security and comfort to people who, at present, may be together, yet feel apart".

"We're together yet again," says Mary Frank, who claims to be 23 and from somewhere in central Jersey.

The dance begins with Mr. Murphy and Ms. Eckert swaying slowly in the center of the stage; they are together yet distant.

Souttar and Gauld have been friends from childhood and the duo may be together for a while yet, although chairman Stephen Thompson is not ruling out any January sales.

The small grouping around Sailor, in which all are together and yet so alone, is emblematic of this inescapable solitude.

In clinical practice, several drugs can still be used together, yet close monitoring is fundamental and any toxicity should be identified and immediately followed by corrective actions.

But what's more important is that the interfaith community is coming together yet again to denounce such rhetoric.

However hard or bizarrely they try, Hatcher and Anne can't make a satisfying sexual connection and continue to be stuck together yet hellishly disappointed.

Fatboy eventually pulls himself together and tells her that they haven't been together long enough yet.

Two figures (they are almost always male nudes) are drawn together yet never quite meet.