Sentence examples for yet critically from inspiring English sources
His limited body of work also includes the equally violent yet critically praised "Reservoir Dogs".
Yet critically both Goldsmiths LGBTQ Society and its Feminist Society condemned Namazie and offered their support to the Isoc.
Prenatal counseling at the threshold of viability is a challenging yet critically important activity, and care guidelines differ across cultures.
The present article attempts to give a concise yet critically updated overview of targeting PLK-1 for cancer therapy.
Such unfavourable statistics made it especially challenging, yet critically important, to independently confirm heavy-element synthesis results.
Yet, critically, our studies measured how connected people felt, consistently finding that no matter how many connections people actually had, greater power meant decreased subjective isolation.
The star of the short-lived, yet critically-acclaimed, TV show "Lone Star" appeared in the "Mad Men" Season 6 premiere as Bob Benson, the new, overzealous accounts guy "in the outfield" at Sterling Draper Cooper Pryce, who got Don coffee and then got his behind handed to him, courtesy of Ken Cosgrove Aaron Statonn).
Yet thinking critically about what seems obvious can be revealing, and possibly even useful.
Set in the Notre-Dame-de-Grâce neighborhood of Montreal in the autumn of 1995, this third feature from Jacob Tierney unfolds mostly indoors yet leans critically on its time and location.
In this systematic review and meta-analysis with the largest cohort yet, we critically appraised available studies focusing on the results of 3D-planned corrective osteotomies of distal radius and performed individual patient data analyses.
Yet when critically applied, she argues, this continental optic can reveal the unequal economic and political relations that NAFTA elides, and thus can be more revealing than "more geographically inchoate rubrics such as globalization or diaspora" (7).
