Sentence examples for yet closely from inspiring English sources

The study showed that people were most content when they were experiencing what Csikzentmihalyi called "flow" — in Haidt's definition, "the state of total immersion in a task that is challenging yet closely matched to one's abilities".

"Book of Proverbs," one of the collection's standouts (performed by Edo de Waart conducting the Netherlands Radio Choir and Philharmonic Orchestra), is at once pious and sexy, extravagantly expressive yet closely wrought.

In contrast, the Cape parrot, P. r. robustus, is a habitat specialist that is almost exclusively restricted to the Afrocarpus/Podocarpus forests of southern Africa (Figure 1): Since there are three geographically separated yet closely related populations of the Cape parrot, Poicephalus robustus, there are conflicting interpretations for how these taxa should be formally classified.

"Marks the passage" is about motion, of course bespeaking a sort of fluid interconnectedness between different forms of the "same" (i.e., "homologous") part of different, yet "closely allied," species.

He also saw that the smoothly continuous states of genetic variation within populations stand in contrast to discrete states of alleles mutations at the individual level and also in contrast with the manifest genetic discontinuities between discrete, yet closely related, species.

The upper incisors are small, with the first incisors (I1) space widely from each other, yet closely to the second incisors (I2).

The close relationship between the two factors (.969) suggests that they are separate, yet related closely enough to be combined into one factor (Sawaki et al. 2009) and, more importantly, that the TEAP and TOEFL iBT tests measure a very similar construct.

The world drawn here is a bubble of bullshit, yet so closely resembles our own.

Yet look closely and Black Country's gender-bending, once-upon-a-time narrators subvert this convention.

Yet listen closely, and the piano parts reveal bracing rhythmic invention and harmonic complexities, including a volatile chromaticism spiked with 12-tone elements.

Yet listen closely to George Osborne, the man who had top billing at the Tory conference on Monday, and what you hear is not new at all.