Sentence examples for yet as often from inspiring English sources

You've got to keep your foot on their neck, or they'll come back up and smack you.'" Yet as often with Miliband, his anti-tabloid initiative petered out.

Yet as often with Labour under Miliband, this effort to change the terms of the debate has been sporadic and as yet has had limited effect.

Yet, as often happens when science goes to Washington, the complexities that underlie the study's findings have been slighted in the public debate.

Yet as often as they are paired in people's minds, they are sharing a clubhouse for the first time, and they are just now getting to know each other.

Her lyrics have the ravaged intensity of deeply excavated personal truth, yet as often as not, the perspective she sings from is male, not female – and, as a fan of folk and country music, she has a way with the murder ballad that would have earned her multiple life sentences if any of it were real.

Yet as often happens throughout the history, this merry band soon became a contentious concave.

Yet, as is often the way when something gets mythologised, much of its nuance and character is neglected in favour of blanket praise.

Yet as he often does, Mr. Pollini sometimes anticipated phrases, jumping ahead a bit, as if impatient.

Yet, as so often happened in Francis's early career, what he wanted came true.

And yet, as so often when cultures merge, remnants of both traditions remained.

Yet, as it often happens in Greece, things did not go according to plan.