Sentence examples for yet it develops from inspiring English sources

"Dr. T" concerns little of importance, yet it develops a strangely apocalyptic tone....Some of the women are so giddy that they seem to have stepped out of an Almodovar comedy, but with this crucial difference — Almodovar loves women and Altman, from the evidence of this film and others, such as "The Player," does not.

Yet it develops a kind of logic — a theory of meaning (today we say logical semantics) — in that it describes and analyzes objective contents of consciousness: ideas, concepts, images, propositions, in short, ideal meanings of various types that serve as intentional contents, or noematic meanings, of various types of experience.

"It goes back to a sense of flavour being like a snowflake or a fingerprint; it is unique, yet it develops over the course of your lifetime," he says.

Tamil literature was fostered by the support of the Jaffna kings and was enriched by constant contact with south India, yet it developed an individuality in idiom and speech and acquired some linguistic characteristics that distinguished it from its south Indian parent.

Yet as it develops, Bhutan is confronting another foreign, fire-breathing dragon, that of modern culture and consumerism, and the country is trying to tame it rather than turn it away.

Here we must grapple with the paradox of purpose: It's highly personal and subjective, and yet it always develops in a social context.

Yet it has developed a very simple control system for governing at least part of this complex cycle.

Yet it must develop a strategic deterrent that rests on weapons and an organisational structure appropriate to this new era, in which terrorists are equipped with missiles and media.

Yet it has developed distinctive districts, in part due to poor urban planning, from which new vitality has sprung up "like mushrooms after the rain," as a local Hebrew saying goes.

Yet it managed to develop a broader-based economy than Argentina and grew faster.

The Ts1Cje mouse is a DS model with a smaller trisomic region than the Ts65Dn mouse (Haydar and Reeves, 2012), yet it also develops an abnormally thin neocortex and slower cell cycle exit is observed during embryogenesis (Ishihara et al., 2010).