Sentence examples for yet briefly from inspiring English sources
The phrase "yet briefly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something will be discussed or explained in a concise manner, often after a more detailed explanation. Example: "The report covers the main findings in detail, yet briefly summarizes the key points for quick reference."
Yet briefly, on the stroke of half-time, they thought they had gone in front.
At less than a couple of hours, Kenny's version is taut and functional, yet briefly alights on Homeric highlights without exploring them in any great depth.
In a brief appearance in a London courtroom on Friday afternoon, he dressed in a blue sweater and white shirt and appeared nervous, dabbing sweat from his cheeks and eyebrows, yet briefly offered a smile for reporters.
In the tournament itself, Mr Maradona adopted a risky strategy of constant attack.Yet he briefly made his eccentric team selection look inspired, as Argentina coasted to the quarter finals.
And yet only briefly, late in the play, does Fetchit make the point that his hard-won and much-derided status as a national figure may have helped pave the way for the entry of more progressive images of black Americans in the cultural atmosphere.
Peripatetically, briefly yet fulsomely, this show explores his special relationship with darkness.
Crump is seen only briefly, yet his presence is indelibly moving.
A voice from the audience of donors suddenly interrupted the President: "But not yet!" Obama paused briefly.
Everything is covered briefly, yet fully -war & peace, age & youth, love & hate, nationalism & universalims, freedom & slavery, blood & tears, profit & loss.
Yet at least briefly, when they first appeared, the pictures did what they were meant to do: cause fear.
A sop to a youthful audience, perhaps, yet it seemed briefly that an obstreperous, dead German polemicist had somehow snuck into the pantheon.
