Sentence examples for in which yet from inspiring English sources

His fate speaks volumes about Greenwood's tangled-up view of his time – passionately angry, but also fatalistic, as in a final passage in which yet another rain-sodden Monday morning points up the largely unchanging existence he describes.

You could look at this as a case of hi-tech blackface, an incident in which yet another white person thinks it's amusing to dress up as black, when many black people don't have that sort of luxury.

Theatergoers learned this from the acclaimed Broadway production of "Other Desert Cities," and will have the lesson drilled into their heads again in "This Is Fiction," a new play in which yet another literary daughter purges a family secret through publishing.

After the panicked bailing out of Wall Street, laissez faire once again seems less than wholly attractive, though there are still those each week who write letters to the Financial Times deploring the way in which, yet again, the resources of the state have been mobilised to save the practitioners of contemporary capitalism from their own follies.

From the all-night talks in Minsk it was straight on to the European Union summit in Brussels to address that other European crisis, the stand-off with Greece over its bailout terms in which, yet again, she finds herself in a key position.

Sunday night's rally may have begun calmly, but a context in which yet another young, unarmed black teen has been shot dead by police, and riot cops stand stationed to shutdown even a shadow of dissent, is not a context of peace.

But these hopeful signs were accompanied by a suicide bombing in Tel Aviv and an Israeli incursion in Gaza, which yet again left noncombatants dead on both sides.

In family15, which yet include two affected daughters, the mutation was absent from both parents, suggesting germinal mosaicism in one parent.

If you have it in mind to visit the Moon Palace, then go to one of the hotels in which yet more side events are taking place and then get back to the negotiations you will be bus-bound half the day.

He also chaired meetings of his company, and gave newspaper interviews in which he yet again berated Londoners for being slow moving.

In recent years there have been a number of incidents in which not (yet) EU-approved GMO varieties were present in shipments imported into the EU.