Sentence examples for but yet would from inspiring English sources

Wilberforce responded that "he felt the great importance of the subject, and thought himself unequal to the task allotted to him, but yet would not positively decline it".

There are plenty of men (read: gym rats) who lift hundreds and hundreds of pounds but yet would not excel at karate.

"But yet it would pain me much..

"But yet it would pain me much . . . if you wanted to deny me the right to be a German".

It's just so sweet and charming to me, because it's correct, but yet it would never be said like that in English.

I found it wasn't really there (feedback) unless I was seeing the therapist, but yet there wouldn't be time to discuss it specifically with them.

Villiers said the decision had not been easy but yet another inquiry would not be in the public interest.

But yet again, this would require systematic and effective monitoring of migratory flows.

Less coal burned, fewer nasty emissions; an American version of this, given the go-ahead in 2000 but not yet built, would have cut some of them too.

For example, wages that have been earned but not yet disbursed would represent an accrued expense.

"Christian doesn't feel he's quite ready yet but would have run if we'd wanted," he said.