Sentence examples for yet sporadically from inspiring English sources
Her words are flat yet sporadically revealing: that she resented smiling for family snaps; that she is too busy looking at her sitters to bother talking to them; that she photographed the corpse of her lover, Susan Sontag, in a trance.
The left dominates culture yet only sporadically has any real political power at all.
At the time, the company had about two dozen columnists — several of them well-known names like Margaret Carlson and Michael Lewis — yet many wrote sporadically, and the department was viewed as something of a backwater.
The hotels and shops near Fevzi Paşa boulevard are squeezed between two police stations that lie less than a kilometre apart – and yet police only sporadically respond to a phenomenon that occurs close to their doorstep.
Nectar is only available sporadically, yet constitutes a major food source when the flowers bloom.
Endocarp lignification plays critical roles in seed protection and dispersal in some fruits and yet it occurs sporadically throughout angiosperm lineages.
Yet while Devo has sporadically disbanded and regrouped over the last decade, Mr. Mothersbaugh and two other members have been writing music for commercials and soundtracks.
Ashraf al-Araby, the new planning minister, has already ruled out restarting negotiations for a loan of $4.8 billion from the IMF, which would be conditional on cutting subsidies and increasing taxes.Violence, which still flares sporadically, could yet undo the transition.
As yet undocumented on recordings, this sporadically convened, continually maturing trio has a special affinity for the music of Wayne Shorter, Carrington's former employer.
He arrived as a recent European Footballer of the Year and with a £30.8m price tag, yet managed to impress only sporadically.
In both domains of life, great phylogenetic distances separate clades that harbor the motif, yet it is distributed only sporadically within some clades of closely related taxa.
