Sentence examples for supposed yet from inspiring English sources

And no sight of the sun, though above the grey clouds the sun was there, Gawain supposed, yet he had no idea that it was slowing down.

Others are merely ghost towns; Shakespeare, I suppose, yet another ghost.

And suppose yet further that China and Russia agreed to sit on the sidelines and watch their longtime ally fall.

This is clever, I suppose, yet the list of boutique products suggests that the heroine has pretty much the same values as the women she's teasing, without having anything like their money.

That was great--but I don't suppose (yet) that I've made an LED dress that I'm happy with.

What's confusing about this litany is that Iran has blown by each red line in turn, yet the supposed disaster has yet to materialize.

Some world-shattering event, he supposes, may yet enable him to shine internationally and recover grace at home.

There's no sense longing to live in a Henry James novel, I suppose, and yet I remain a strong advocate for the afternoon-tea break.

Although the exact nature of their supposed transgression has yet to be made clear, the consequences are plain enough.

This was never supposed to happen, yet the Mets are only three and a half games out.

Howard wrote about Broadway and the Metropolitan (the Opera and Museum) and the books and movies that people didn't know they were supposed to see yet.