Sentence examples for yet deservedly from inspiring English sources
Maynard Smith emerges from his bank of laptops looking shattered, yet deservedly proud of the achievement.
But, after watching Peter Berg's surprisingly yet deservedly angry restaging of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster, which caused 11 deaths and the biggest oil spill in history, it'll take a minor PR miracle to restore the average moviegoer's faith in BP.
And yet they deservedly beat Gremio.
"It's inevitable that minds will be on Liverpool," Marcelino Garcia Toral had said and he made 10 – yes, 10 – changes from the side that started against Liverpool yet Villarreal still deservedly defeated Valencia 2-0.
And yet… Uber faces deservedly rigorous questions about its tax policies – recent accusations that it minimises its tax arrangements in the UK – the transparency of its "surge" pricing and whether its process for vetting drivers meets regulations to protect people.
Manning has had his critics, and at times deservedly so, yet when the game is on the line, Eli has proven he can win Super Bowls under such circumstances.
Yet for all the accolades deservedly applied towards screenwriter Aaron Sorkin and director David Fincher, it is actor Jesse Eisenberg who has had to inhabit and give life to a simulacrum that illustrates what makes a visionary like Mark Zuckerberg tick.
Yet in the latest edition of his deservedly treasured reference work, the book's third and biggest revision since it first appeared in 1975, Thomson proves anew that he is irreplaceable.
Its mass-education universities come deservedly low in the world rankings, yet Paris's famous grandes écoles are among the best in the world.
Yet the facts are that the United States has deservedly beaten Spain, and the Spaniards have been unquestionably the finest movers and finishers in global soccer these past two years.
Wilentz thus distinguishes between lucid yet original works of history, like Caros, that deservedly sell well, and what he calls the costume-drama Americana and blockbuster historical epics of popular writers such as David McCullough and filmmaker Ken Burns.
