Sentence examples for yet is often from inspiring English sources

The resulting terse, concentrated prose is concrete and unemotional yet is often resonant and capable of conveying great irony through understatement.

Perhaps most eagerly discussed by critics is the film's take on mateship, the camaraderie that genuinely exists in the country, yet is often mythicized.

This last is a scene that is routinely cited as one of Shakespeare's most moving, yet is often only mildly impressive.

But I was brought up in Britain, where depression is rarely out of the news, yet is often treated with a mixture of suspicion, contempt and shame.

But there is another important part of the package, one that seems almost mechanical in its black-and-white simplicity yet is often the result of careful consideration and artistic license: the floor plan.

The hysteria in several of the country's most advanced urban centers has underscored the deep roots of ethnic tensions in India, where communal conflict is usually simplified as Hindu versus Muslim, yet is often far more complex.

East, west, north, south, whatever you do, head for the waters that surround Manhattan and yet are often taken for granted.

Epoxy resins often exhibit high strength yet are often brittle, especially at high strain rates.

These measures compose multiple side views encoding a tremendous amount of supplemental information for diagnostic purposes, yet are often ignored.

These themes are of key importance for socio-economic and intellectual reasons, and yet are often poorly understood.

Parks represent spatially and socially heterogeneous conservation units, yet are often assessed and managed using spatially homogeneous approaches.