Sentence examples for yet many things from inspiring English sources

Yet many things that occur in history remain blurry and without known causation, much to the chagrin of historians.

In life, as in waterskiing, I can best handle one thing (as opposed to two, or worse yet, many things) at a time.

Yet many other things were the same, like the long line of yellow school buses parked outside, the runners jogging around the neighborhood in the blistering cold wind and the doctors and nurses from NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia

Yet like many things in Hollywood, the choice of painter is often dictated by social connections.

Yet like many things hidden in plain sight, the disintegration of her life — and the drowning of her three children, who the police say died at Ms. Brewer's hands — was an end that no one saw coming, and everyone saw coming.

Yet, like many things these days, annual financial resolutions now seem more conjured by media and marketers than by actual people.

It's confusing, it's boring, and yet—like many things that are confusing and boring it matters.

Yet, too many things still stand in the way of American dream: Economic and racial inequality and bias.

Yet like so many things in politics, the congratulatory/concession phone calls persist because that is what tradition demands.

And yet, there are many things that are working well in Europe.

And yet, many of the things that seemed so important when I was 20 have simply melted away.