Sentence examples for yet tardy from inspiring English sources
A brief shift to Isolde's point of view is refreshing yet tardy, leaving us to wish that Swann, whose previous novels include "Flower Children," had paid more attention to Isolde's tale and less to Daisy and Leonarda's comparative frivolity.
The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, as consistent and virtuosic as any around, were caught between keeping up with the singers or waiting for Christie's emphatic yet tardy beat.
Yet even this tardy epiphany seemed to hedge the university's responsibility by attributing the earlier suspension to the recommendation of an "outside investigator" hired for the job after the tape was presented to them.
By some measures China has already reached a similar stage of development, and yet its reforms remain tardy and timid.School rulesThere are at least three schools of thought on China's economic prospects over the next few years.
Meanwhile, if you're one of the tardy millions yet to brave the tat-laden shelves and you're starting to realise that if it's the thought that counts then it follows that it's the lack of thought that really doesn't count much at all, then there is always the 20-pound note gullet-stuffing option I mentioned earlier.
Yet instead of changing the tardy ways the Knicks have ignored for three-plus years, instead of helping to solve the very issues he speaks so eloquently about to have given Chaney a fighting chance, Sprewell seems to have disconnected, as he did at Golden State when that team went south.
The average tardiness of those who were tardy fell from 16.75 min (5.59) to 2.0 min.
It had just dealt with a major earthquake, too, prompting yet more unflattering comparisons with the Bush administration's tardy response to Hurricane Katrina.
The utilitarian principle of the right acts or policies being those that bring the greatest good to the greatest number of people may yet be accomplished with the ruling JLP being rewarded for its tardy courage.
Yet Europe's response, with policy makers preoccupied by the festering currency crisis, has been tardy.
He rejected suggestions that his administration had been "tardy", saying the Scottish Government would not publish its programme until September "and the UK Government have yet to publish a programme for the next five years".
