Sentence examples for yet the object of from inspiring English sources

He was the equal of Tennyson, yet the object of much scorn.

Yet the object of today's exercise is not to test the vertical confines of a derelict event space beside the Thames in London, but to move the thing forward – at speed.

And yet, the object of the race remains the same: win.

The "illusion of individuality" operates at two levels: First, the universal level of the ego, the constructed "I" which is a developmental imperative in the early years, yet the object of unlearning in later years in many traditions (particularly Buddhist); and the other, socio-economic, level of western individualism.

Although it is universally true of the aesthetic that the object involuntarily pleases or repels, yet the objects of aesthetic judgment themselves cannot be reduced to a formula.

In these poems the lover spends a lifetime of absence and longing, pining for the beloved who is tyrannical and cruel (aiming arrows at the heart and eye) and yet remains the object of worship and adoration.

The influence of Arabic and Islamic philosophy on Judaic thought has never been studied as a whole: as a matter of fact, in recent times it has not yet been the object of a comprehensive and detailed analysis, apart from that made in a general article (Zonta 1997a).

British politics since the 1990s has witnessed a paradoxical process in which lobbying has become ever more important to government, yet ever more the object of public suspicion.

Yet this time, the object of admiration and angst is not Japan Inc., but China Inc. "We've seen this movie before," says Clyde V. Prestowitz Jr., president of the Economic Strategy Institute and a former United States trade negotiator with Japan in the 1980s.

Yet sharks remain the object of our nightmares and our vacation dreams.

Though she's older now, writer still sees her mother as the Wicked Witch, yet she is also the object of desire.