Sentence examples similar to was then yet from inspiring English sources

Eight centuries on, one might expect the guarantees of personal liberty to be stronger than they were then; yet the principle embodied in the charter is under threat.Last year the home secretary, Jack Straw, introduced a bill to restrict defendants' right to trial by jury.

This was Courtney Love, who was then not yet Cobain's wife.

A FULLY grown Tyrannosaurus rex would have been a magnificent sight 66m years ago on the landscape of what was then not yet North America.

Long delayed due to studio fears, the film was finally set to open in early April, and was then delayed yet again.

He put forward resolutions for the withdrawal of federal troops from the Mexican border and for the abolition of the Senate (which was then not yet elected directly by the voters and was called the "millionaires' club").

Its labour markets were as just as ossified 20 years ago, if not more so; yet joblessness was then far lower.

Camus began writing, as a reporter and dramatist, in a land that was then part of France and yet apart.

The book was then a computer file, not yet the blockbuster it would become upon its release last August.

Yet it was then valued at $162 million.

Yet that was then, and this is now.

The 34-year-old was heavily criticised for his display against Aston Villa at Wembley and yet Rodgers was then questioned for leaving him out at Hull City.