Sentence examples for but yet the from inspiring English sources

But yet the language of the global warming alarmists, 'denier' is the language of religion.

Or Whole Foods has gone bankrupt, but yet the world's health is far better and everybody's eating a healthier diet?

Councillors didn't have time, but yet the mayor of this big city somehow managed to find time," he said.

"It hurts, but yet the people, they're so good," she added, watching the parade from a beach chair near a burned-out ruin.

We begin with the graphic pictures, but yet the music gradually takes on a life of its own and puts pictorial illustration behind it.

The simple words of Othello, another Shakespeare titan undone by sexual jealousy, come to mind: "But yet the pity of it".

But yet again the sheer banality of the material overwhelms the presentation.

Being unkind to the amenably bantering, genuinely enthusiastic Lightbody on this big night, Tired Pony's only UK gig this year and first in five, feels like booting a puppy, but yet... the temptation to suggest that it's hardly any wonder he can't remember the name of his own album given what's contained within is insurmountable.

But, yet, at the same time, it's really fulfilling.

But, yet again, the connection failed to hold up in a larger dataset collated by meta-analysis [ 54].

Mss4-knockdown had, similar to overexpression of Mss4 F75A no protective effect, but yet promoted the apoptotic cell death.