Sentence examples for debated yet from inspiring English sources

Serge Gainsbourg is still a highly debated, yet widely adored character.

The age of onset of this transcontinental river remains debated, yet is of great importance for understanding biotic evolutionary processes on land and at sea.

A study in Nature Metabolism provides an answer to the hotly debated yet fundamental question: how NMN actually gets into cells.

The other day, reading Garry Wills' brilliant 1970 book "Nixon Agonistes" for my piece on conservatism, I came across this passage about Vietnam: It was a war endlessly written of, photographed, debated — yet it left no image in the American mind.

Or are there remedies we haven't debated yet, like school days and calendars that match work schedules (say, 8 to 6 and two weeks off a year), with supervised breaks in the early years for play and homework and time in later grades for extracurricular or nonacademic activities like band, school paper, shop and sports?

(Whether the word's English translation is closer to "Negro" or the N-word is debated, yet it's the favored descriptor for black people by a quarter of all Danes).

However, the optimal sinus tarsi implant is still debated and yet to be determined.

Thus, whether epithelial cells are indeed a source of myofibroblasts in vivo is currently debated and yet to be resolved definitively.

"He indicated that it was not a finished debate yet".

However, its adequacy for heterogeneous flows encountered more frequently is in debate yet.

That is a vital point in this debate, yet fear still trumps everything.