Sentence examples for yet if one from inspiring English sources

Yet if one focuses on the choreography rather than on the piece's meaning, the desperate urgency of the movement is as impressive as its inventiveness.

Yet if one of my children had died on 9/11, I could perhaps do almost anything to bin Laden; one cannot know unless one is there.

Did he have any idea yet if one final season in the N.H.L. would be enough?

And yet, if one were disposed to critique, there is much here to criticise.

Yet if one of Mr Sanader's hopes from better relations was to avert a bad year for Croatian tourism, he may not have done enough.

Yet if one thing unites them all it's a sense of fandom: an obsession with music's rich past combined with an equally burning enthusiasm for the present.

Yet if one-third of the population continues to balk at moving past high school, then one solution is to raise the quality of that education.

I feel as if I have been given notice, that's all, but can't know yet if I will be one of those who respond well to the next kind of chemotherapy.

And yet … if one arrived to be expressed I'd have to.

And yet, even if one could confirm that the men's financial predicament was dire, it would not make the ocean seem less vulnerable.

Yet even if one was held, successive opinion polls in Northern Ireland have shown a substantial majority in the region favour remaining within the UK.