Sentence examples for come across yet from inspiring English sources

Indeed there is also good reason to believe that when we examine further areas of discourse we will come across yet further complexities.

Like Mollie, I have always enjoyed creating stories children will enjoy from historical facts they may not have come across yet.

It can be faintly disheartening to come across yet another word bigging up the penis as a weapon of violence (there are 1,000 of them, Green says), but there are also many obscure beauties: exflunct ("to destroy or overwhelm"), taradiddler ("a petty liar"), or the splendid puddlejumper ("an excitable person").

In a mountain meadow in Colorado, ecologists have come across yet another example of the amazing interconnectedness of nature's flora and fauna.

I was plenty dismayed to come across yet another New York Times article on wind turbine noise complaints, this time headlined -- rather unfortunately -- "For Those Near, the Miserable Hum of Clean Energy".

For the last two days I have come across yet another picture that has shattered by otherwise routine weekend agenda of being completely consumed in making up to my three-year-old daughter for a week of daytime absence.

DH The world of football is replete with talented players; coming across yet another is nice, but not noteworthy.

"The house doesn't have a bad angle," observed Alex, as we came across yet another brilliantly conceived viewpoint, and bathed in the glow from its Bath stone.

Reading Kelsey Osgood's memoir How To Disappear Completely: On Modern Anorexia, I came across yet another label, wannarexia, often used by eating disorder sufferers to disparagingly describe someone who actively and flippantly seeks out an eating disorder.

Remember when you couldn't go to a restaurant without coming across yet another flourless chocolate cake?

He comes across as easy going yet infectiously enthusiastic, so it's easy to imagine how he might put both an orchestra and an artist who is out of their comfort zone, at ease.