Sentence examples for yet sometimes more from inspiring English sources
As unprolific as Britten was fecund, Benjamin unfurled his career with staggering slowness, fashioning with great time and care a series of mostly brief pieces that advanced the language of his teacher Olivier Messiaen in a more concentrated, dazzling, and yet sometimes more precious manner.
An industry has developed around the creation of new habitat in the countryside, yet sometimes it seems more about meeting targets, and holding on to members, selling ecological advice and marketing tree saplings, and rather less about effective conservation.
Performing body squats during your routines should be a no brainer, yet sometimes we want more diversity.
Yet sometimes to fail is more dignified than to triumph.
He is enamored of the classic Russian style, yet sometimes he can appear more burlesque than Bolshoi.
It's not even a whole number, yet sometimes that fraction is more than enough.
Yet sometimes, the author continues, Gates is more open-minded than his subordinates anticipate: "If you can capture his imagination, he will listen to any idea.
Yet sometimes the less-representative sample produces the more accurate prediction.
There is no more dramatically imaginative choreographer today, and yet sometimes that imagination looks feeble.
Yet sometimes all that talent supports an experiment that's more intriguing in theory than in execution.
Yet there is evidence that people with brain lesions are sometimes more resistant to this so-called mental set effect.
