Sentence examples for very often yet from inspiring English sources

Shoemaker, who is the founder, director, and head guide of Harlem Heritage Tours, says that although Clinton hasn't been sighted very often yet in upper Manhattan, "already he's becoming an important part of area history.

In both districts, the gaps for these services were largest because they are required very often yet few HWs in either district report feeling competent to perform them – a combination of high need and low supply.

Vietnam veterans are a national resource, very often untapped and yet shuffled aside.

Yet very often the opposite impression is given.

Yet very often it is the simplest moments in classical music that achieve the heights of sublimity.

""I think photography is an interesting mix of moments in time and yet, very often we use photography to tell a story that implies movement and sequencing and narrative".

Yet very often the action is all one sees – colossal brushmarks, vast expanses of colour, leviathan swirls, a tundra of impasto, the canvas like raw denim in places, or bearing pounds of pigment in others.

Yet, very often, it's the VCs who get the glory.

We cannot truly be there for others if we don't take care of ourselves, yet very often we neglect the person we rely on the most: ourselves.

And yet, very often, that is exactly what they think they have to compete with because the iconic, omnipresent female images are, they believe, what the boys prefer.

Yet, very often, the breast radiotherapy technique has not evolved with it.