Sentence examples for yet independence from inspiring English sources

Yet independence did not become William's objective even after the proclamation of the Act of Abjuration.

Yet independence has always been about this balancing act between constitutional politics, internationalism and economic and social issues.

Part of what confuses him is that all the talk in every part of the public sector is that the future is about partnership, and yet independence is about dismantling the biggest partnership of all, one that Andrew argues has been the most successful partnership of two nations in history.

Yet independence at the Grammys wasn't quite as welcome when the voice was from outside the political mainstream.

The other reasons – not ready yet, independence, and other reasons – were mentioned far less often.

Yet the independence we inherited was elusive, as elusive as our late afternoons.

On that day, it was not even widely known yet that independence had been declared.

Both Croatia and Slovenia had declared but not yet achieved independence.

Yet winning independence was within living memory, and confidence was still high.

But we aren't discussing any of those things … not when there is yet another independence debate to be had," she said.

Yet this independence was achieved with help from the top: the orchestra's program biography attributes it to Mr. Pletnev's friendship with President Mikhail S. Gorbachev.