Sentence examples for yet no one ever from inspiring English sources
Yet no one ever asked me to explain my stand.
Yet no one ever accused him of vulgarity.
One very large family had the mutated gene, he said, yet no one ever got sick.
Yet no one ever joins up the dots and says it is time we investigated them nationally.
"Oh God, what a torment that was for him!" Yet no one ever disputed the outcome: Mr. Johnson was crucial in assuring that the Democrats were victorious.
Well, just look at what the Kick It Out anti-racism campaign has achieved in domestic football – there's still a long way to go but the difference between what is said in the stands today and what you would have heard 20 years ago is striking – yet no one ever mentioned a boycott, even of some of the worst-offending clubs who turned a deaf ear to the disgusting jibes aimed at black players.
Scientists believe this substance makes up more than a quarter of the cosmos, yet no-one has ever seen it directly.
Yet if no one ever got caught up in the enthusiasm, nothing would ever be drilled.
Yet almost no one ever referred to the "hysterical paroxysm" as an orgasm – for how could it be?
Yet, realistically, no one ever fully understands the all-encompassing nature of their transference.
Yet grow up no one ever does.
