Sentence examples for yet admirably from inspiring English sources

Science correspondent Jonathan Amos hosted an enthusiastic yet admirably brisk companion.

Yet, admirably true to himself as he always was, Humph was never totally dependent on music for a living.

The series follows a pair of hapless yet admirably supportive slacker girlfriends (played by Glazer and Jacobson) as they scrounge together an existence in New York City.

The work, with a libretto by the British playwright and screenwriter Christopher Hampton, focuses on the strained, embittered yet admirably dignified peace talks between Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. Lee.

Tasmin comes across as a little-sister version of Scarlett O'Hara: she's willful, fiery and self-absorbed, cavalier about the many men who are constantly throwing themselves at her feet and yet admirably resourceful when she needs to be.

In 1996, Ms. Reynolds made an attention-getting big-screen comeback when Albert Brooks cast her as his often-clueless yet admirably self-possessed widowed mother in "Mother". Her uncharacteristically low-key comic performance earned her a Golden Globe nomination, though not the Oscar nomination that many had predicted.

They were outpassed throughout, yet defended admirably and ensured that Karen Bardsley had little to do.

Yet it admirably jams the gears of commercial jazz-album programming.

Yet to the admirably (or alarmingly) fearless Gimlette, the Guianas remain a terrain of matchless allure, rippling with "mad, gaudy, toxic and exotic" life.

And yet they performed admirably in the world's most laughable competitions, winning the Copa del Rey and getting through to the group stages of the Uefa Cup.

They had been raucous throughout a day in which America – and in particular Patrick Reed – played the part of the pantomime villains admirably, yet in the end the flags of blue and yellow flew highest amid a cacophony of "Olés".