Sentence examples for yet something more from inspiring English sources
Yet something more has happened.
Yet something more is sprung upon her.
And yet, something more positive is clearly afoot.
Yet something more than settling a personal beef seems to be at stake here.
Yet something more profound happened: They saw each other as people.
Yet something more than a typographical error jumped out to those with more than a passing acquaintance with Net history.
Yet something much more personal and striking emerged in the work from the 1980s, which occupied the second half of the final concert. 1 Keintate is a setting for voice and ensemble of brief, Viennese-dialect poems by Cerha's friend Ernest Kein.
Yet something even more mystical and mysterious lies beneath: the next staircase down leads to a Roman house and pagan temple, complete with altar showing Mithras killing a bull.
Irony, yet also something more.
Yet perhaps something more important is at work, what the maligned master, Freud, dubbed "the narcissism of minor differences".
But the fall of Qaddafi has not brought a truly new nation, not yet; rather, something more like an ongoing meltdown.
