Sentence examples for yet a bit of from inspiring English sources
But as Twain left it, "Is He Dead?" fell into a shadowy middle ground: neither new nor great, and yet a bit of both.
Tartaglione's works seemed to reflect the very emotions of life itself: happiness, anxiety, dare I say it, love and yet a bit of darkness, a small shadow of doubt seemed to hover over the world.
The "had yet" is a bit of a tease.
Yet quite a bit of the world's oil comes from far more expensive places.
Yet, after a bit of research, I let it go -- in the spirit of '68, I didn't want to belittle the past.
Yes, we've gone a bit Woodward and Bernstein, although I'm not asking for a Pulitzer (yet), but a bit of a mental drum roll wouldn't go amiss.
A former head of the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), a wonk's wonk and yet also a bit of a playboy, Mr Orszag has been a central member of Mr Obama's economic-policy team.
Yet is a bit of narcissism OK if it helps make the world a better place?
Last spring there was a short push to grab the "early adopter" with tactics familiar with the speeds and feeds consumer yet with a bit of tongue in cheek.
I see that not even Amazon has it yet, so a bit of patience may be required before you can walk into Best Buy to buy one.
Yet with a bit of gravel in the voice and salt in the pepper hair, his aura is wise.
