Sentence examples for yet the text from inspiring English sources
Yet the text is often staggeringly facile.
Yet the text provides no basis for why the plurality would ask such a question.
Why can't you suspend him?" The boy was a poor student in language arts classes, yet the text messages were reasonably grammatical.
Mr. Cook kicked his legs at a humorously perplexed Mr. Sciscioli, yet the text, which included variations of the word touch — "that's touching" or "touchy-feely" — was dated.
And yet the text underneath Rising Strong's title, plastered across the cover, is pretty unequivocal: "If we are brave enough, often enough, we will fall," it says.
The Uniform Commercial Code makes an individualized exception to tangibility requirements for software to fit it within the older legal regime, yet the text specifically excludes the digital arts.
Yet the texts in which these terms are used are not entirely unambiguous; the idea they point to does not appear elsewhere in Scriptures, and the concept is not too prominent in the rabbinic interpretations.
Yet the texts also show significant differences in language, structure, and content.
Yet the texts have a perspective of greater ambivalence and complexity toward the suicide of the gravely ill.
Yet the texts don't focus on violence.
Yet the texts also reflect the curators' strivings to make the work's ethos contemporary in a way that the Surrealist association encumbers.
