Sentence examples for yet having seen from inspiring English sources
Berman is older, but laughably less experienced, never yet having seen a naked female body.
The first of several knockdowns came two minutes into the fight, yet having seen Diaz handle his punches in their previous fight, McGregor held back from any temptation to push for an early finish.
"Letter to a Young Contributor," the article that inspired Dickinson to approach him, was a column addressed to literary débutantes and — despite his deep engagement with the Civil War — a paean to the bookish life: "There may be years of crowded passion in a word, and half a life in a sentence," he wrote, evoking Dickinson's poetry without yet having seen it.
Other regions have lost proportionately more, yet have seen unemployment fall as private-sector hiring picks up.
Such aggression was issuing, it should be noted, from those who, by definition, could not yet have seen the film.
Yet I've seen them all play since then.
Yet I've seen websites that say you have to return unsuitable goods within a week.
Yet we have seen no dramatic uptick in lending or in economic activity.
Yet we have seen two significant about-turns by cabinet ministers in the past nine days.
Yet I have seen him stiff with tension in the face of a single journalist.
Yet I have seen no door-knocking.
