Sentence examples for yet it occupies from inspiring English sources

Light glints in the murky pool of the Third, yet it occupies that same desolate world as its successor.

Yet, it occupies a spot of honor right across from Samsung's corporate headquarters: a hastily built plywood stage decorated with black, cutout silhouettes of a rotund man who appears to be prancing like a horse.

He was the ultimate self-made man and, regrettably, a tragic hero of Greek proportions.Mark Billings Board member Souvenir Napoléonien MontrealSIR – In your review of Andrew Roberts's book you chastise Napoleon for the wars he picked with other European powers and yet it was Britain who occupied Malta in breach of the Treaty of Amiens.

Metaphysics is marginalised, becomes a research field in statu moriendi, and yet it is still there, occupying the position of the (suppressed, latent, disavowed) truth of scientific discourse (S1 below the bar).

Yet it is Israel that illegally occupies the West Bank and Gaza, possesses nuclear weapons and has undertaken military "pre-emptive" action on several occasions, such as against Palestinian guerrillas in Lebanon and air strikes against non-military nuclear facilities in Syria and Iraq.

Yet, it's not just the Occupy protesters actively discouraging graduates from working on Wall Street.

The Spanish ones interested me these do not so much – yet, it is pleasant writing enough – sparing one imagination yet occupying one & supplying in some small degree the needful which is so very needful".

A large female body has a power, it occupies a physical space, yet there's an anxiety about it.

Despite being paid compensation for having the locks blown off their doors, they loathe the NATO-led Stabilization Force, viewing it as yet another occupying power.

Yet this occupies half of the book.

Yet Simon occupies what is perhaps a unique position as deputy to a party leader – saying things his leader, bound by collective cabinet responsibility, is unable to say: of reminding voters what a Liberal Democrat government would do if it weren't forced by electoral arithmetic to be in coalition with the Tories.