Sentence examples for yet mistakes from inspiring English sources
And yet, mistakes still happen, though rarely, especially in major tournaments.
Yet mistakes, if dwelled upon, can easily erode a person's ego.
And yet, mistakes happen -- in any industry and in any job, but especially in book publishing.
Nobody has yet mistaken the Dolphins' latest quarterback, Ryan Tannehill, for the second coming of Marino, but the 2012 first-round pick had shown sufficient promise to earn a $96m contract extension in May.
Yet, mistaken identity on the streets of America is not uncommon.
It is convenient yet mistaken to blame Trump for pulling the U.S. out of the climate accord and to believe that the man in the White House is responsible for inaction on climate change.
Yet his mistakes and follies notwithstanding, Russia's claim that it was "enforcing peace" is preposterous.
Even a draw hurt; yet again, mistakes had cost his team.
These are petty complaints, yet such mistakes undermine a reader's confidence.
Yet the mistakes also spurred speculation about ISIS's command of foreign operations, its communications with operatives or sympathizers, and even its access to news, which had already reported the basics of the attack.
