Sentence examples for yet spoke of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton lamented political gridlock, yet spoke of progress.

He never ceased to acknowledge a degree of genius in Shakespeare, yet spoke of him as "a drunken savage".

He said he was 18 and had been a Blood for "a couple of years," yet spoke of taking a "wrong turn" when he was 12 or 13.

Like many visitors, he was hesitant to use the label dark tourism because of its sensationalist connotations, yet spoke of engaging with the area's historical gravity much in the same way Podoshen described it.

She has not yet spoken of her tragedy.

"We can't yet speak of rightwing terrorism, but the threat is there," he said.

He even ended the encounter with the most intelligent analysis of the Tarantino interview yet, speaking of "the essential lie of the interview situation".

This does not yet speak of any great surge to another party – or parties – but it underlines Labour's decline as an electoral force, and meaningful presence in society.

But what one sees in this show are paintings that do not picture the world, yet speak of (and extend) its infinite variety with a visual language all of their own.

At the same time, the idea of eventually rejoining Russia has strong support among many in Sevastopol, though no one here is yet speaking of pushing the matter politically, let alone militarily.

Reacting to the BKA report, he told the Passauer Neue Presse: "We can't yet speak of rightwing terrorism, but the threat is there and we are paying attention to it".