Sentence examples for yet a word from inspiring English sources
Yet a word of caution should be added here to avoid the chance of misconception.
"Gay" was not yet a word that tripped with universal comfort off the tongues of "straights," even the relatively sophisticated and enlightened among us.
It is a violence so large, so global and inflicted against so many temporalities simultaneously (ancient cultures, present lives, future potential) that there is not yet a word capable of containing its monstrousness.
I have a vagina and a keyboard!!!! WE SO SIMILAR!" Any fellas out there who haven't run and hid yet, a word of advice: don't nudge her during her gigs or you'll get it in the neck, too, as one poor punter found out to his cost recently.
We can forgive much about our younger selves, but that question in particular does seem daft, given that the man before me is about to star in probably the year's greatest blockbuster, The Hobbit, reprising – or is "preprising" yet a word?
Yet a word-of-mouth, groundswell approach might help change consumer thinking around something so tedious as paying a phone bill, he said, if The Big Idea can counter the inertia.
He had not yet said a word.
"But history has not yet said a word about when we will shut it down".
They had driven for more than two hours and had not yet spoken a word.
Yet scarcely a word about the method is found in key climate change documents and agreements.
