Sentence examples for yet organically from inspiring English sources

SEIZED during the 1990s with the notion of creating a complex, large-scale symphonic work yet lacking a commission to facilitate it, the French composer Pascal Dusapin came up with a novel solution in his Seven Solos for Orchestra, a cycle composed in individual installments yet organically linked in ways evident or not.

Yet organically produced proteins are made up predominantly from just one form.

Want one with precisely calibrated yet organically complex characters?

Even purchasing fresh fruits and vegetables rather than canned or frozen (or better yet, organically and locally grown produce) can have an impact.

In so many stories, Wham! comes the end, at once surprising and yet inevitable, resulting organically from the material of the story.

The Gathering is an intervention in a landscape yet it grows organically from its setting, using what is there – the abandoned dwellings and slate, the waterfalls and rocks – to tell a story of passing time, ancient ways of working, extraordinary fecundity and renewal, but also bitter barrenness.

All vendors source locally and organically, yet there is what you would expect at a fair: fried dough, sausage and onions, pizza, smoothies, French fries, hot dogs -- but that's just the beginning.

Aragonite (CaCO3) is an example of an inorganically formed mineral that also has an organically produced, yet otherwise identical, counterpart; the shell (and the pearl, if it is present) of an oyster is composed to a large extent of organically formed aragonite.

And yet, this is where independent bookstores excel organically, in their relationship to neighborhood clientele.

The "Smart Bugs" are robotic and completely artificial, yet they seem to move and communicate organically.

Conversely, the organically developed community consists of unique, yet mutually recognizing individuals and their bonds of interaction.