Sentence examples for yet bears from inspiring English sources
The triumph of Michael Grandage's production is that it goes full throttle with Williams's extravagance and wildness and yet bears out his claim about the truth.
Its stubborn refusal to gentrify is extraordinary, given that it's set in the fictional borough of Walford, yet bears close similarities to real-life districts of east London, ground zero for socially cleansed smugness.
As described above, the morphology of moss and lycopsid spores is markedly simpler yet bears similarities to that of 'higher' plant pollen.
Similar changes to foster entrepreneurship may yet bear fruit.
An earlier Microsoft effort to counter the iPhone has not yet borne fruit.
Efforts to create African stockmarkets, for example, have not yet borne much fruit.
Bad news is, experiments with 3-D contact lenses have not yet borne fruit.
Yet despite the new leadership, efforts to refurbish the theater have not yet borne fruit.
No ambulances have yet borne wounded scooter enthusiasts from Central Park, according to the police unit there.
But attempts to root out cellphones in prisons have not yet borne fruit.
Sadly, none of these ideas has – as yet – borne much fruit.
