Sentence examples for yet the thought of from inspiring English sources

Yet the thought of removing lead caused grief, too.

Yet the thought of a deal apparently proved unpalatable to Credit Suisse's Swiss-based board.

Yet the thought of UBS doing so again terrifies its regulators.

Yet the thought of her goes on throbbing like a wound.

And yet the thought of having a warm, separate place to begin the garden and extend it into the winter never loses its appeal.

And yet the thought of not having any one of them is unbearable now, because they are no longer shadowy fetuses but full-fledged human beings whom I love in a huge and aching way.

Yet, in the thought of Judah this "conflict" between the hitherto venerable antagonists virtually disappears.

Yet just the thought of annoying these non-existent people makes me smile.

Yet just the thought of the quick, small, almost prim smile that flickered open in his expression when he was amused made Sheila sick with longing; it touched her more nakedly even than when he made love to her, because he did that with irony, holding himself back.

And yet, at the thought of changing a formula that had brought unimagined financial rewards, he felt "almost paralyzed by fear".

And yet, while the thought of the leading man of "The Way We Were" and "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" getting mixed up with a star-spangled, shield-carrying superhero might seem incongruous, "The Winter Soldier" actually marks something of a homecoming for Redford.