Sentence examples for yet look like from inspiring English sources

Nomura, the Japanese firm, is evolving into a global investment bank even if it does not yet look like one.

The Conservatives may not yet look like an alternative government, but they have begun to be a credible opposition.

The next day David Lammy, a supporter and prospective London mayoral candidate, warned that Labour did not yet look like a government-in-waiting.

But the strengthening of EU political will has not kept pace with the worsening of the crisis.All that means this does not (yet) look like a great leap forwards.

Beer has been asked to fill Panesar's shoes in this game and he does not yet look like a bowler capable of running through a side, even on a favourable wicket.

The money spent may not yet look like "one of the most sensible and pragmatic investments in the history of British public spending", as Boris Johnson, London's mayor, asserts.

Thankfully, both are starting to abate.This week has seen, if not anything that yet looks like peace between the nuclear rivals, then at least the beginnings of something that looks like a peace process.

But nothing yet looks like killing off the method tried and tested long before the millennium began: a teacher standing before a group of pupils and imparting wisdom by word of mouth.

It features the resigned face of a Pizza Pizza worker who can't be older than 25 and yet looks like he's too old for this shit.

The new day may yet look rather like the old one.

Yet they look like everyday guys.