Sentence examples for yet in such from inspiring English sources
Yet in such times, art matters more than ever.
Yet in such fine spring weather it has been easy to overlook all that.
If Genoa's Gigi Del Neri was not yet in such dire straits, it was only because he arrived more recently.
Yet in such a culturally rich city as Miami, the target audience spans the Americas and beyond.
Yet, in such cases, conservatives' fears about the liberal influence of foreign law on Kennedy's views could turn out to be misplaced.
Cleverly, Farhadi allows his audience to make assumptions as to where the Willy Loman parallel lies, and then upends them in the film's final minutes — yet in such a way that the new connection is a little glib.
Yet even in such legal straits, Wallace seems oddly pleased.
But we do not, or do not yet, live in such a world.
Daniel Featherstone, the general manager of the Indigenous Remote Communities Association, says the skills do not yet exist in such areas to utilise such technology.
Yet even in such poetry only a restricted number of metres was employed, and no metre allowed more than 11 syllables in a hemistich (half-line).
Yet even in such poetry only a restricted number of metres were employed, and no metre allowed more than 11 syllables in a hemistich.
