Sentence examples for yet attention from inspiring English sources
Yet attention must now focus on the survivors of the cataclysm.
Yet, attention to the unique experiences of Black and Latinx students with disabilities and their families in market-driven school districts is rare.
Yet attention has increasingly focussed on the apparent increased radicalisation the couple underwent in the months before the assault on the Indland Regional Centre in San Bernadino, a facility that coordinates services for people with development difficulties.
Yet attention still focused on President Viktor F. Yanukovich of Ukraine, whose decision last week to scrap plans for signing the accords and call instead for negotiations with Russia and Europe set off protests in Kiev, the capital, and other cities.
Mr. Obama both criticized and defended Mr. Wright during a speech on race last week in Philadelphia, yet attention fell back onto their relationship on Tuesday when Mrs. Clinton – answering a question at a newspaper editorial board meeting in Pittsburgh – said she would have left her pastor if she had been in Mr. Obama's position.
Yet, attention may be better studied in other animals as essentially a suppression phenomenon, where the brain filters out most of the world except those stimuli immediately relevant or salient to the behavioral task at hand.
Ambient yet attention-grabbing.
Discreet yet attention-seeking at the same time.
This reduces the risk of disaster myopia, of ignoring worrying dots on distant horizons, of being information-rich yet attention-poor, of forgetting fat tails.
And if he has to be given one, in light of his ambivalent yet attention-seeking attitudes about being famous, it makes almost as much sense to simply call him a star.
Full of juxtapositions, it's somehow subtle yet attention-grabbing, natural but smoky, courtesy of a blend of vetiver, cypress, and frankincense.
