Sentence examples for introduces yet from inspiring English sources
It introduces yet more layers of doubt (about motivation) and subtlety (about intention) into the story, which deepen the significances of the Orpheus story it surrounds.
In time, like Alice, Abigail finds her "fawn" (Tetsuo Kuramochi), whom — after Mr. Chung introduces yet another deer, this one from a Korean folk tale — she takes home and treats like a pet, though one she has sex with.
Perhaps noting the ever-increasing importance and booming population of Asia, he has had Christopher Knowles's original texts for the opera translated into colloquial Taiwanese; his use of a foreign language that is likely unfamiliar to most audiences introduces yet another layer of interest.
Explaining this introduces yet another metaphysical doctrine, Bradley's theory of immediate experience.
"This initiative broadens further the range of credit options available to those on lower incomes and introduces yet more competition, which we welcome," a spokesman said.
It introduces yet further philosophical ideas to the text, postulating for instance a logos or 'word' that mediates between God and the first intellect.
The House bill has not been introduced yet.
This will introduce yet another complicating factor into Chinese diplomacy.
On Tuesday, Mr. Ballew introduced yet another new term: interventions.
They plumbed the players' motivations by introducing yet another twist.
In February, it introduced yet another service: coupon-based deal marketing.
