Sentence examples for feel yet more from inspiring English sources

Women might feel yet more pressure to perform: Why not get that prescription?

Haunted still, the Argentinian will feel yet more diminished as this defeat sinks in.

But many South Africans felt even then that the choice was flawed and they feel yet more doubtful about Zuma today.

Others retort that doing so would be a transparently craven attempt to curry favour with voters, who would see through it and feel yet more vindicated in voting UKIP.

He wrote most of them when wars took place on the other side of the planet; now they are closer to home, their consequences even closer, and his poems feel yet more powerful for it.

Every part of it brought pain and humiliation, of some sort or other; but, compared with the evil to Harriet, all was light; and she would gladly have submitted to feel yet more mistaken more in error more disgraced by mis-judgment, than she actually was, could the effects of her blunders have been confined to herself.

Equity brought us all together to make our feelings felt about yet more cuts and more artistic idiocy.

It had been a terrible act, yet in some way she felt herself yet more drawn to Kreisler, for his brutality yet again strengthened her appearance of nonchalance towards Tarr.

He notes that, the smaller the democracy, the more empowerment the citizen feels; yet the larger the democracy, the more the citizen's passions and interests are inflamed.

Although its oil has disappeared from the market, the damage has not been fully felt yet, since the world consumes much more oil in the second half of the year as the northern hemisphere's "driving seasons" begin.

I was addicted to the place, to the way it made me feel more wanted, yet more alone than ever.