Sentence examples for yet revisited from inspiring English sources

But his spokeswoman, Sandra Carroll, said the F.B.I. has not yet revisited the apartment.

He had not yet revisited Del Posto, whose four stars were awarded by Sam Sifton, his immediate predecessor.

But I may yet revisit Luke again.

The 24-year-old Auckland-born Howarth looked in his element on the Murrayfield pitch, a stage he could yet revisit in dark blue colours when he qualifies for Scotland next autumn.

Yet revisiting Mumbai some weeks after witnessing the November sieges, I'm struck by the way Mumbaikars seem to have refused to let the attacks disrupt their way of life.

We can't get to revelation from infinity, but infinity (or the lesser infinities of human interpretation) as an aspect of revelation may still be a useful descriptive tool, one which I deployed in my undergraduate work and may yet revisit.

It's something that everybody's not doing enough of". Legislators may yet revisit the issue.

Yet if revisited now, it looks the expression of a passing mood – partly irritation at humdrum critics who simplistically use authors' intentions or biographies to "solve" texts – albeit disguised by Barthes's characteristic certainty and rhetorical flair.

In stating her goal is to "refigure" an ancient, proto-feminist activist art for an emerging generation, she reclaims century-old imagery and objects representing women's nature religion and medicine banned for centuries by Zorastian, Christian and Islamic autocracies, yet which revisited today hint at the hidden side of what would become the province of modern medicine and psychology.

The Supreme Court has yet to revisit the issue.

The high court has yet to revisit the issue.