Sentence examples for unearthed yet from inspiring English sources

The site seemed like a metaphor for Macedonia: 80 percent of the lost city has not been unearthed, yet the 20 percent we saw gave us a glimpse of the country's rich past.

Surprisingly Aaron Rose's documentary Beautiful Losers has unearthed yet another seminal and well-overlooked period, but is it too early to start being sentimental?

(Grode) 'Lucky Guy' (in previews; opens on April 1) In New York City in the mid-1980s, the sight of Mike McAlary, the squinty-eyed, thick-mustached Irishman, looking out from a newsstand was a sign that he had unearthed yet another scandalous tidbit from the police beat.

Journalists have unearthed yet more evidence that, despite his denials, Kaminski did indeed give an interview to the rightwing journal Nasza Polska in 2001, in which he said that the president of Poland "should withhold apologies" for the massacre by Poles, with SS assistance, of hundreds of Jews in the village of Jedwabne in July 1941.

Now, a new study has unearthed yet another thing you could be getting wrong: Online daters can doom themselves to disappointment if they wait too long to meet prospective partners in person.

So it's telling that Google is not out-and-out denying the report — suggesting the company has indeed found something via its internal investigation, though isn't ready to go public with whatever it's unearthed as yet.

Campaign researchers are digging into Mr. Weiner's personal and professional history, seeking scandalous nuggets not yet unearthed.

It contains paintings 32,000 years old, the oldest yet unearthed, and they are breathtaking – dynamic, boldly outlined images of horses, rhinos and lions.

The Archaeological Institute of America reports that some of the oldest ships yet unearthed are known as the Abydos boats.

Matt Leines' paintings look like mythic hieroglyphs from some culture that anthropologists haven't yet unearthed, maybe some place that sunk into the ocean when Pangaea broke apart.

British accomplices in last week's botched efforts could yet be unearthed, but so far the suspects are Indian, Jordanian and Iraqi (though one was born in Aylesbury).