Sentence examples for yet free of from inspiring English sources
No country is yet free of misogyny; so I cry.
But the nation is not yet free of its despotic past.
The music is toe tapping without being ear splitting, and the attitude hip yet free of snark.
Halston, 57, was known for a design style that was simple, elegant and timely, yet free of gimmickry.
Colonel Dillon cautioned, however, that "clearance operations continue" and Raqqa was not yet free of the Islamic State.
This year's theme is "Green and Pleasant Lands", an unlucky choice given that parts of Britain's countryside are not yet free of foot-and-mouth disease.
Arfa's evaluation of Ibn Daud's philosophic activity "at the point where it has rejected neo-Platonism but has not yet freed itself of many of its fundamental doctrines and thought habits, and on the other hand has espoused Aristotelianism but has not yet assimilated the full meaning of its world outlook" hits the nail right on the head (Arfa 1954: 4).
Roubaud's own poetry, including Trente et un au cube (1973; "Thirty-one Cubed"), looked to Japanese literature as the inspiration for work that was structured yet free from the burden of European rhetoric.
Yet freer use of the longer-term drugs has perils, too.
Yet, being free of the vegetative symptoms of my breakdown, I did not imagine that I might still be depressed.
So how do such authoritative performances, so spontaneous, yet so free of self-indulgence, arise out of such despair?
