Sentence examples for yet coming from from inspiring English sources

Yet coming from Babcock, they often sound endearing, almost genuine.

Yet coming from a performer long known for a certain flamboyance and for recklessly unguarded comments in interviews, it was also something of a disappointment.

So when last year's losses were announced, the decision was made to replace the current CEO and stop operations at all new plants in the U.S. The belief is that Toyoda will be more aggressive in taking action and yet, coming from the family, will be sure to maintain company values like never letting quality slip.

In a striking late passage, Dilthey writes that when life is experienced religiously "according to its true nature full of hardships and a singular blend of suffering and happiness throughout [it] points to something strange and unfamiliar, as if it were coming from invisible sources, something <pressing in> on life from outside, yet coming from its own depths" (Dilthey 2002, 285).

(Curiously, given the location, none yet come from Latin America).

For the government, some good may yet come from his less than glorious career.

The name on the brief was familiar, yet came from a distant time and place: Fred Korematsu.

Not a single benefit has yet come from that, he complains.

For New Zealand, however, punishment may yet come from the treatment room.

No such complaints have yet come from foreign manufacturers of air purifiers, which continue to sell like hot cakes.

Jasper, Ahmun and Scott are all former IAG members, yet come from different parts of the activist spectrum.