Sentence examples for landmark yet from inspiring English sources

A sign marks the company's home as a local landmark, yet some 65percentt of its audience comes from outside New Mexico.

Davis's vicious performance in the pre-code adaptation of W Somerset Maugham's Of Human Bondage was critically hailed as a landmark – yet Warner Bros studio politics (she broke contract to make the picture) cost her a best actress nomination.

As well as blockbuster hits, Timbaland is responsible for much-loved cult curios like Brandy's Afrodisiac, Bubba Sparxxx's hick-hop Deliverance, and this tinny yet thumping track from a landmark yet underrated soul album, Cee-Lo Green … Is the Soul Machine.

The place has been designated a historic landmark, yet somehow the setting is welcoming and informal.

If you haven't picked up a memento of this Huntington Beach landmark yet, there is still time.

The visit is occasioned by an invitation to view a film in progress by John: a documentary about Lee Mullican, husband and father, respected professor of art at UCLA and a landmark yet sometimes overlooked figure in the history of midcentury American modern art.

It's one of Australia's most photographed and recognised landmarks, yet nothing compares to seeing it up close and in person.

This is a real place with real landmarks, yet Jarmusch can't help reconfiguring it into one of the unreal, ghost-town sites of his imagination.

It was what we'd been waiting for, and it has taken its place alongside 20th-century works that have become familiar landmarks yet not lost their ability to shock and surprise: Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring, Eliot's The Waste Land, Joyce's Ulysses, Dali and Buñuel's Un Chien andalou, Picasso's Guernica, Welles's Citizen Kane, Beckett's Waiting for Godot, Burroughs's Naked Lunch.

All of which gave Shaffer's play the status of a theatrical landmark, and yet this revival, directed by Trevor Nunn, designed by Anthony Ward and launching another of the National's audience-pulling Travelex £10 seasons, is the first for 40 years.

SCS has been shown to have superior outcomes to CMM or repeat spinal operation in several landmark studies, yet there are few large studies examining its long-term economic impact.