Sentence examples for yet showcased from inspiring English sources

You spoke at Comic-Con about finding different aspects of the characters' personalities that you haven't yet showcased this season, with the characters all asking "who am I?" -- can you expand on that specifically in regards to Sam and Dean, since as you just touched on, we feel like we know them pretty well after eight seasons.

The Sustainable Angle, the not-for-profit which launched the expo in 2010, said last year's exhibition was the biggest yet, showcasing more than 1,000 fabrics with a reduced environmental impact.

Yet showcasing loops like this field (pictured top) by UK photographer Heather Buckley – who won RHS Photographer of the Year in January – and the eerie moonlit scene (pictured above) by Lithuanian filmmaker Marius Krivičius could inspire further exploration of the medium.

New video released last week shows Canadian special forces setting up a mobile anti-tank rocket atop a Kurdish armoured vehicle, in one of the clearest pictures yet showcasing Canada's role on the frontlines of the war to retake Mosul from the Islamic State.

Yet the LSE has yet to showcase London's success in the IP commercialisation field which perhaps represents one of its greatest strengths in reinforcing the UK market as a world leader in disruptive technology.

"New Life" pushes yet further, showcasing Mr. Sanchez's writing more pointedly than either previous release, with eight pieces of specific shape and emotional intent.

But while he's made some impressive TV appearances – notably alongside Harry Hill on ITV's shortlived revival of Stars In Their Eyes, and in the acclaimed BBC3 sitcom Top Coppers – television has yet to showcase the full John Kearns experience.

The company has featured Noodler multiple times in its China-based app store — which is how it came to our attention — but so far it is yet to showcase the app in other parts of the world.

Although she had mixed emotions on Raimi's previous work, she believed that the director still had yet to showcase his talents, feeling that The Quick and the Dead would be a perfect opportunity to "stretch the limits of his technical and creative ability".

The White House Correspondents Associationn dinner is historically a chance for the US president to show off his lighter side, and Barack Obama has done so yet again, and showcased his acting skills to boot.

The third ATC lecture of the year showcased yet another version of Art, Technology, and Activism, with the exceptional community artist and muralist Brett Cook on Monday, October 6th, 2014 discussing "Embodying Liberation". Brett began the lecture in an unconventional manner by asking the audience to define community and healing.