Sentence examples for yet we return from inspiring English sources

YET we return home from our travels intoxicated by beauty, not truth.

Yet we return to O'Leary's Des Plaines, in fall as in spring, "the floodplain's flora felted with muddy ash everywhere.

We can buy a fabulous pair of heels and change the appearance of our height, yet we will return to our original height when we remove our shoes.

Yet each time we return to Abraham's ageing narrator the story coalesces once more, allowing the deeper undercurrents of personal loss and historical tragedy to breathe, albeit briefly.

Yet we keep returning to him, because his art is full of mystery and strangeness, suffering and wonder.

We publicly celebrate the birth of a nation uniquely founded on individual liberty and limited government, yet we keep returning professional politicians to office that not only mock these ideals but portray them as dangerous lunacy, characterizing advocates as potential terrorists.

Yet when we return to parliament in a few weeks, it will be like stepping into a parallel universe.

Yet for our cover, we returned home to the American desert in Utah to shoot the season's minimalist fashion against the starkly beautiful canyon surrounding the Amangiri resort — juxtaposing the architecture of the clothing and the human form against that of the landscape and the building itself.

We have yet to return samples from a comet, but maybe that's too hard to do.

Take the time to ask yourself, after this flurry of words, after eight years of empty rhetoric and constant promises of prosperity and hope, of a Republican party of yore that we are yet to return to and probably never will.

We may yet return to the days of "good fire".