Sentence examples for yet very much from inspiring English sources

It's all terribly essentialist, and yet very much applicable to the political climate of today.

"I would describe him as a person who is very quiet, very much behind the scenes, yet very much involved," Lude said in a telephone interview.

"It was exciting to see somebody play Fats Waller with a fresh take yet very much in the spirit of the music," she said.

With its screenplay by Terence Rattigan and stunning black-and-white cinematography by Jack Hildyard, the movie has a romantic and heroic spirit, yet very much reflects the modest style of the late British Empire.

Read his blog and what emerges is a young man who died at a time when he was still trying to define his life and identity, both separate from and yet very much tied to his grandfather's.

Each example is different, but only in Mr Zuellig's pheasant vase do you see the combination of creamy glaze, the birds positioned looking away from one another and yet very much part of a whole landscape, and the subtle colouring as if the painting had been done on silk rather than porcelain.

Yet I very much want to bring thriving, vital life to the surrounding communities as well".

Each team still alive has a clear guide map into the playoffs, yet not very much has been decided.

Thank goodness in the current controversy there has not yet been very much racial imagery or stereotyping.

The billboard, traditionally called a "spectacular" on the Great White Way, is already visible, yet still very much under construction.

Like Sleater-Kinney, BiT were closely associated with riot grrrl, yet always very much their own, wild entity.