Sentence examples for is indeed yet from inspiring English sources
"This is indeed yet another sad day in the history of the modern evangelical movement," Robertson told HuffPost.
Newman's approach is indeed dated, yet his articulation of the power of a university education to develop the individual in ways that far exceed the narrow limits of academic ability remains striking.
Product is "intended" to be commercial (Vital g-Netics, LLC) but is indeed not yet released for commercial purposes.
The movie's time line is indeed misleading; and yet it didn't have to be.
However, there are indications in the literature to suggest that there is indeed an as yet unspecified difference in the attributional appraisals of these carers.
The namesake Bulgin' Waffle, the kind you might find in Belgium, is indeed big and thick, yet airy and fluffy.
The namesake Bulgin' Waffle ($4), the kind you might find in Belgium, is indeed big and thick, yet it's airy and fluffy.
What he calls a "broad ecosystem of wearables" – Google Glass may be the most touted example yet – is indeed on the horizon.
Whether Wheeldon is indeed the saviour has yet to be proved, but Polyphonia gave more hope than anything else in the season.
In a story like this, God is indeed in the details, yet Cornwell offers us only rough sketches with glaring gaps between, such that we catapult cluelessly — as it seems does he — from the base to the sublime.
The first infusion of nostalgia is indeed political: the unambiguous yet undefined terror conveyed by the Nazi regime's red-bordered swastika as it swaggers through Casablanca on officers' armbands and echoes through the city on the façades of government buildings and on the walls of their inner chambers.
