Sentence examples for yet meaning from inspiring English sources

Yet meaning still travelled in one direction, from the celebrity to the product, and on to the consumer.

The monsoon rains that set off the flooding are forecast to fall for several weeks yet, meaning the worst may not be over.

Maybe, Mr Bell thinks, if they are by Howard Hodgkin, where "the swipes and splodges of colour thrill, seeming to promise meaning, yet meaning no one thing.

Reyes said on Tuesday that his leg had shown minor improvement, but that he was not ready to run yet, meaning his timetable is at least two more days of rest, and quite possibly more.

Google fixed the problem soon after it was made aware of it, in April — but phone networks haven't pushed them out to all handsets yet, meaning many are still vulnerable.

And yet meaning always returns to the hole it has been torn from; interpretation probes the bareness of these works as insistently as a tongue returning to where the tooth was.

Yet meanings, ideas, contrasts, drama, keep growing as you watch.

Lawyers may yet appeal, meaning the case could drag on for many more years, Larsson Blind said.

And yet, without meaning to, her book comes off as a paean to a previous age, when fact-finding meant trekking through the Dewey Decimal System.

Yet Sufra, meaning "come to the table" in Arabic, is one of a growing number of Muslim organisations also attempting to tackle food poverty.

Titles should not wander too far from "what's actually being said," he added, yet convey meaning quickly as the opera train rushes on, match the production's style and present the essential meaning of the text.