Sentence examples for yet arises from inspiring English sources
It was the fifty-something actor's first film as a director (he also stars in it); it's not just a terrific début, but a film with a mood and a tone that's entirely its own, one that highlights the actor's distinctive artistry yet arises from his well-conceived use of the camera.
That opportunity may yet arise.
That eventuality has not yet arisen, but it could.
The fashion simply hadn't yet arisen to condemn them.
Thankfully, the cocktail of properties required to produce a dangerous pandemic have not yet arisen.
No such prosecution deals for large banks have yet arisen out of the financial crisis.
David Brooks: Which is not to say some movement could not yet arise.
Other conflicts may yet arise among maturing market-states over issues that now barely register in consciousness.
The city goes on demanding her daily dose, and no leader has yet arisen here -- either Arab or Jew -- who would send her to a rehab program.
The Jews will yet arise and, arms in hand (if need be), declare that they are the masters of their ancient homeland".
He was, anyway, intriguingly ambiguous, saying that the conditions for abandoning the principle had "not yet" arisen, and that the policy could be re-examined.
