Sentence examples for yet also more from inspiring English sources
R is less obviously appealing than Edward, both less worldly and courtly, yet also more recognizable.
Yet also, more than in any of his other films, that very recreation is his subject.
Sofia is the more foreign of the two, yet also more immersed in Italian culture.
The system should be more demanding, yet also more flexible, and more broadly based.
The incrementalists' contribution is more cryptic than the rescuers', and yet also more ambitious.
His paintings at 1081 Art are more forthrightly caustic yet also more intriguing.
Using data from the 2007 NHIS, Nguyen and colleagues [ 42] observed a similar paradox in the general population where individuals "using CAM were more likely to have chronic illness... yet also were more likely to report that their health status was excellent and better than the prior year".
Irony, yet also something more.
In future China will have many fewer workers for each person in retirement, yet also much more output per worker.Rather than cut benefits, China could instead raise the retirement age, by perhaps five years.
Like John Adams's "Shaker Loops," composed around the same time, Mr. Duckworth's preludes used elements of Minimalism, including repetition and accessible harmonies, yet also embraced more quickly changing structures; wide-ranging, complex melodies; and colorful dissonances.
Triumphalism, first applied in 1964 to excessive pride in one's church, more recently used to derogate American leadership, soon to characterize Kremlin arrogance; and Putinism, coined in January 2000 by Richard Gwyn in The Toronto Star to mean "a state that is strong and yet also is, more or less, democratic".
