Sentence examples for learned yet from inspiring English sources
Learned, yet eminently accessible, it is a rare pleasure.
This, unfortunately, is a lesson that a certain part of the conservative media doesn't seem to have learned yet.
They are all ferociously learned yet utterly readable, and he hardly ever repeats himself as far as I can see".
"It distresses me that the U.S. government has not learned yet that having 'our guy' is not a winning strategy in Pakistan," Ms. Schaffer said.
No one had written criticism quite like this before: it was learned yet lucid, informal yet persuasive; and its language, for all its elegance and poetic conceits, packed a subversive wallop.
While blaming Zionism and the creation of Israel or turning to Islamic leadership may take many people's minds off the very real financial debacle confronting Egypt and help assuage feelings of powerlessness, the hard lesson has not been learned yet.
FOR young Bau, there is a lot to learn yet.
That's a fundamental blogging thing that I have not been able to learn yet, inexplicably.
The game is easy to learn, yet challenging to play, with witty touches throughout.
We would learn yet again that we could not read on the beach.
Facebook has apologised after learning, yet again, that not everything can be done algorithmically.
