Sentence examples for yet ideas from inspiring English sources

Yet ideas are in play elsewhere in the exhibition, even if they often springboard out of familiar subject matter.

Yet ideas for further-reaching integration within the euro zone are gathering pace and, according to Mr. Fuest, the stakes for the euro are high.

Yet ideas have always stirred enormous passion, and possibly no scientific idea has been considered more menacing to some religious people than Darwin's theory of natural selection.

Yet, ideas of femininity and sporting culture have changed drastically over the past 30 years, said Jay Coakley, a sports sociologist at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs.

Yet ideas that have broad support are often simply not even considered by prominent national politicians.

Yet ideas about gender operate in social groups and include the disparate social value accorded men over women in many societies (Hearn et al. 2012), which informs not just how men think about themselves, but also how social groups relate, access resources and prescribe and proscribe particular behaviours.

Yet his ideas penetrated mainstream Chinese thought and spurred new interest in Taoism and Buddhism.

Yet meanings, ideas, contrasts, drama, keep growing as you watch.

And yet these ideas are pervasive, written across the landscape of this miserable Tory Narnia.

Yet his ideas have proved extraordinarily influential in law, economics, philosophy and politics.

Yet other ideas and events have been pivotal to current understanding of mammal evolution.