Sentence examples for yet the things that from inspiring English sources

Yet the things that happen in our backyards are seldom reported in the news (and we tend to yawn at the coverage that does exist).

Yet the things that Tharp is counting on, the music and the dance, do indeed keep the show afloat much of the time.

And yet, the things that President Carter stood for — energy conservation, and the preference for diplomacy over force in the Middle East — somehow don't seem as risible as they did in, say, 1980.

Yet the thing that keeps many awake at night is infrastructure projects, from power plants to roads.

I'm gonna be shot in the face and yet the thing that annoys me most is — the room isn't the way I thought it was.

The one important fault of "When God Talks Back," and yet the thing that makes it intriguing — makes it more than an ethnography — is its wavering attitude toward its subject.

Without being able to see the app just yet, the thing that immediately jumps out is that it's labeled as "Version 3.0" — this suggests there will be some upgrades (beyond just the name) from Tweetie 2 (which, of course, was version 2.0).

Yet the thing that really drives Adele's success isn't her superhuman voice; it's the idea that such a voice belongs to a regular human, one with fears and insecurities just like the rest of us.

The men in Perth are now up to date with the latest foods-pork belly-and the resulting body issues-weight loss-and yet the thing that binds them all, aside from being able to lawfully drive 4WDs on the beach, is a desire for more stuff, for free.

Yet somehow the things that didn't lead to happiness and flourishing had been emphasized at the expense of the things that did.

This difficulty is doubly compounded when it's prospective: for a project that hasn't failed yet, which are the things that could do it in?