Sentence examples for yet after a while from inspiring English sources

Yet after a while her anhedonia becomes less understandable and more exasperating.

Yet, after a while, one begins to question whether this impression isn't an illusion.

And yet after a while people could see obviously that these were adults.

Yet after a while, as his heart slowed, a smile spread across his face.

Yet after a while it's clear to me how cannily Morris uses banter and the occasional verbal assault to keep his company alert.

No state has a monopoly, of course, but in New Jersey, charges of public corruption are like ugly wallpaper — jarring at first, yet so ubiquitous that, after a while, people stop noticing.

Yet one is exhausted after a while, and somewhat benumbed by Page 442, when the writer's linguistic juggernaut keeps plowing the same old waters: "And so in September (having made his course.50. leagues northward of the Azores), there sailed upon the Virginian scene our sharp-hearted Captaine Argall, laden with guns & news.

Yet, it was no secret after a while that he was going to run".

But, after a while yet, as the world becomes even more refined, the sages will reverse their judgements.

The stability of a vehicle may deteriorate after a while; yet, the vehicle will not reboot the process of choosing a new target as long as it does not lose its connection with its target.

It's all distinctly un-Cronenberg, and the pace is mighty deliberate, but the film's scrupulous attention to the look and feel of this gray, sad world (grayer and sadder yet in Spider's mind) becomes, after a while, weirdly moving; a Beckett-like melancholy hangs in the air like the fumes from the gasworks that dominates the characters' landscape.