Sentence examples for yet illustrated from inspiring English sources

"If it ran up the guy's leg, would he have called the pitch for a strike?" For an answer, we consulted Chapter 123 of the 1879 edition of Ye Obscure Yet Illustrated Rules of Base Ball, which features a woodcut of Wee Willie Keeler trying to brush an otter off his head.

Yet, illustrating the administration's predicament, General Hayden did nothing to dispel the mystery about the agency's "enhanced" interrogation tactics.

But the words I'd like to leave us with are very simple, and yet illustrate that it is this Cosmic Love which is in fact the Creative Power behind all of existence.

We see a pastoral system that is transforming and yet illustrates continuity under change.

It was a shocking yet amazingly illustrated nightmare.

Ms. Rein, meanwhile, was intrigued with his free-flowing conversations, which demonstrated his intelligence yet further illustrated the disparity of their childhoods.

The excellent catalog for the Hudson River exhibit suggests that Vedder intended to use his Egyptian drawings as the basis for yet another illustrated book.

Yet, as illustrated in "Vietnam Behind the Lines: Images From the War 1965-75" on display here through Dec. 1, this was only the most visible face of Vietnamese art of that period.

It's a remarkable telescoping of a life into its medical moments (complete with an ominous, yet jovially illustrated, litany of risks), a comedy that, in its way, is as visionary as the ones for which Jones is famous.

This week the European Union outdid even the futuristic Americans, announcing the creation of a virtual army, which exists mainly in the minds of enthusiastic politicians.After the Kosovo conflict had yet again illustrated Europe's military reliance on America, the EU set itself a goal: to be able to deploy, by 2003, up to 60,000 troops, within 60 days, and sustain them in action for up to a year.

Or better yet, as illustrated from the Cinque Terre in northwest Italy, five towns, all self-contained, but symbiotic, micro-economies also connected by footpath, rail and water?