Sentence examples for yet when it seemed from inspiring English sources

Yet when it seemed that Mr. Hancock would end the show with mere tomfoolery, he returned to the piano, pushing into the tune's jazz dimension: new harmonies, skittering counterpoint, introspection, swing.

Yet, when it seems that there is a happy ending to a sad story, the king tosses one of the new attendees out of the banquet over a matter of attire.

Yet just when it seemed that his gruff bluster had alienated everybody in the room, Chambers offered an incentive: a forty-five-thousand-dollar grant from the United Church of Christ.

Yet just when it seemed as if Monday would constitute the most unlikely episode of Spike TV, the N.C.A.A. tournament version, Hancock put on his best Albrecht impersonation late in the first half.

And yet there were moments when it seemed they had come to bury an entire era, to conclude at last that dizzying, turbulent decade where she reigned supreme.

Yet there have been times when it seemed one of the greatest days in the sporting calendar was intent on giving him the body-swerve.

Yet just when it seems poised to reduce the world's dependence on oil, its largely sugar-based ethanol industry stands accused of being less wonderful than it looks.

Yet even when it seems to ramble, the music is intriguing, and there are ravishing moments.

And yet, just when it seems filmmakers can't do anything more, along comes a "Boyhood".

You don't expect it, and yet when it does happen it seems somehow inevitable — even overdue.

The Austrian scientific editor Paul Rosbaud, who himself showed extraordinary bravery working as a spy for the Allies, noted how scientists at Göttingen University vowed to "rise like one man to protest" if the Nazis dared to dismiss their "non-Aryan" colleagues – and yet when it happened, they all seemed to forget this intention, and some even condemned those who resisted their dismissal.