Sentence examples for yet the trouble from inspiring English sources
No doubt, there is plenty of research; yet the trouble seems to be that it has demonstrated so little.
Yet the trouble that lurked under the surface exploded with dramatic power in her new encounter with Onegin.
And yet the trouble with this book isn't that the verities are obvious, but that as the novel goes on they fail to become less obvious.
Yet the trouble that was brewing even before these events suggests they may not have been the central issue Carter sees them as.
Yet the trouble with her clothes, and those of Bryan Bradley of Tuleh, is that despite the branché mix of sophisticated and cheesy, they don't look natural.
Yet the trouble may entirely be due to the burden of celebrity itself; they may have spent too much time in the spotlight of others to be entirely at ease within their own.
Yet the troubles of the euro zone have undermined its pro-EU arguments.
Yet the troubles of the euro zone have undermined her pro-EU arguments.
Yet the troubles in Belgium run far deeper than intelligence lapses or bungled operations.
Yet the troubles came his way, setting off the unlikely trip of Mr. Han and a colleague, Mun Jong Chol, to the American Southwest.
Yet, the troubles continue – at least for the Koo side.
