Sentence examples for yet the purpose from inspiring English sources

Yet the purpose of this illicit activity couldn't be purer.

Yet the purpose of H.B. 2 has received oddly little attention in the convoluted legal challenges.

"Yet the purpose of this complex architecture was just the opposite," he said, "to avoid scrutiny and generate more fees".

And yet the purpose of this double disguise is to coax Sugar into falling for the man he really is, the regular Joe.

Yet, the purpose should identify the perspectives of minimizing disputes or maximizing avoidance.

Yet the purpose of the summit, according to presidential advisor Valerie Jarrett, was "short-term job creation"–in other words, more government jobs with few or no incentives for private-sector job growth.

War is a conflict between two or more parties carried on with a "force of arms," yet the entire purpose of the use of such force is to make one side capitulate the demands of the other, usually for some political purpose.

Yet if the purpose of Turkey's proxy war against the Syrian Kurds is to dampen their separatist impulses, history has shown that it is far more likely to have the opposite effect.

Yet while the purpose of Evin is to make her and all women infants - her interrogator calls her "little girl" - she discovers in her ordeal reserves of courage that more than justify her family name (which means "hero" or "champion" in Persian).

Science may not yet understand the purpose of slumber, or why we and virtually every other animal must devote so much time to it, but this much Max makes clear: If you stop sleeping altogether, you will suffer in ways you didn't think possible, you will lose all bodily control and dignity, and you will finally, inexorably die a horrible death.

Still, there has been no novel like "The Grapes of Wrath" that looks squarely at this migration, which might have been the promise and yet not the purpose of so raw and intimate a book as "The Twelve Tribes of Hattie," the debut novel of ­Ayana Mathis.