Sentence examples for seems yet more from inspiring English sources

Now that television has made ballroom dancing look more fun than it did in the 1980s, Ms. Tharp's way of setting these nine Sinatra songs as ballroom duets, for one couple after another, seems yet more canny and delicious.

In the past couple of years, many groups of foster kittens have been raised under Yoda's watch, and with every new picture Stern posts he seems yet more resplendently fluffy and well groomed, with the world-weary expression of a Roman senator in exile.

It seems yet more evidence that there is a thriving market for these large-scale, dynamic multiplayer online games, and the early success of Rift already has Trion thinking about an IPO, according to Reuters.

An elevated heartbeat means ECG of a higher frequency, but does not affect PQRST itself.Some ideas seem yet more fanciful.

Neither man is a voluble, heart-on-sleeve politician to begin with, and refusing to discuss central aspects of their identities can make each seem yet more remote.

This sort of talk looks a bit like throwing the constitutional baby out with the moat water; it risks making Westminster seem yet more remote and introverted.In any case, very few of these proposals will be enacted.

My side, Authors CC, were up against the always Tory-heavy Lords and Commoners XI, and as we drove in yesterday for this year's fixture, the ground seemed yet more exquisite and unimprovable than I remembered.

The big picture is that the ACA is in such a mess that lawful escape by the states will prove difficult without either substantial infusions of cash from somewhere, relaxations of statutory requirements within the ACA regarding affordability and cost sharing, or other reforms that may seem yet more radical.

In doing so, though, he made himself seem yet more like the incumbent.

And yet this crisis seems more profound, more acute, more tangled, more poisonous, than any that has gone before.

At first blush, this may seem like yet more bad news for blue chips, which have been out of favor since the Internet stock bubble burst in March 2000.