Sentence examples for yet together with from inspiring English sources
Yet, together with Mr McNeill's work, "Earth Rising" deserves to be read.In fact, Mr Shabecoff's goal may not be so remote.
The transcendent Father can be known only through the Son (the omnipresent Word); yet, together with the Holy Spirit, they form a single Godhead that is immanent everywhere.
In fact, Richards went on and on, stumbling through concerts in a narcotic haze, sleeping through rehearsals, always on the edge of oblivion, and yet, together with Mick Jagger, producing some of the most memorable pop music of the time.
Yet together with paternalistic attitudes about the need to protect women from their emotionality and irrationality in the reproductive process, traditional views of women's reproductive roles have shaped law and policy.
Such generalization is rarely observed in cognitive training studies [ 19, 20], yet together with long-term performance modulation it will be essential if transcranial electrical stimulation (TES) techniques are to successfully progress to the clinic or classrooms.
Yet, together with the direct feedforward excitatory input from layer 4 (350 axons, each generating an EPSP of 0.7 mV with 4.5 contacts per connection) a firing probability that ranges between 0.10 and 0.35 APs/stimulus was obtained, which is in good agreement with the experimental finding measured in vivo in rats (Kerr et al. 2007) and in mice (Sato et al. 2007).
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Yet bowling, together with fielding, is the one area where it is possible visibly to re-energise a team.
And when Briseis, the concubine Agamemnon later steals from Achilles, gradually learns Greek from Patroclus, "her words were like new leather, still stiff and precise, not yet run together with use".
Yet Lancaster, together with his back-line coaching specialists Andy Farrell and Mike Catt, has such faith in the "intangibles" Burgess brings to the mix – the "presence" and the "aura" and the "big-match temperament" – that he has felt able to take a very big plunge into some very deep waters.
