Sentence examples for yet repeatedly from inspiring English sources
It claims to have given up its nuclear-weapons ambitions, yet repeatedly acts as if it has something to hide.
It was also seen as the very epitome of the British establishment, yet repeatedly it introduced innovative changes.
These days the story ballet has become the Charlie Brown of the dance world: earnest and clumsy, eager to rise to the occasion, yet repeatedly defeated by ineptitude.
On Wednesday, the judge homed in on the issue of banks who settle with the S.E.C. and pledge to not violate the securities laws, yet repeatedly do so.
Yet repeatedly in the book the dark episodes of Churchill's career, often the consequences of his prejudices, are too easily dismissed.
The government must surely see that the "faith communities" are an unrepresentative and dwindling minority, and yet repeatedly they big them up, as in the social trends report.
Yet Markovic repeatedly puts off the murder.
Yet "Concussion" repeatedly presents these conflicts in religious terms.
Yet he repeatedly pushed for a greater role for religion in public life.
And yet he repeatedly made clear that he did not particularly like pop culture.
For example, Romans understood their own cultural history as being pluralistic, yet they repeatedly defined themselves by excluding certain others.
