Sentence examples similar to seemingly basic yet remarkably wise from inspiring English sources

The results recall an oriole's nest, seemingly fragile yet remarkably durable.

This basic yet seemingly lost truth about human connection and communication was captured recently by a campaign from Starbucks, encouraging people to meet in person rather than rely on text messaging.

Yet some of our seemingly basic assumptions about depression remain unchallenged – any form of depression is "bad", "abnormal"; whereas happiness is always "good", "desirable" and therefore "normal".

Not yet, remarkably.

And yet, remarkably, she does not complain.

Yet remarkably, the economy keeps expanding slowly.

But this week the Tennessee Supreme Court handed down a remarkably wise decision.

Yet, remarkably, Micheaux's sound films are also musicals.

And yet remarkably, we aren't going around giving each other two-tongued blowjobs just yet.

Several donor pools represented distinct yet remarkably uniform populations.

In their personal lives, Arendt seems the steadier and was often remarkably wise--however tumultuous or strained her enduring marriage to Blucher.