Sentence examples for yields itself from inspiring English sources

The poem yields itself slowly.

The hugely successful French documentary "March of the Penguins" yields itself so readily to anthropomorphic readings that it's hard to say where bird ends and man begins.

So 2014 could, just possibly, be the year when a bright biochemist has an "aha" moment, and biology's greatest secret yields itself up.

Equation 2 is a generalization of the concept of outer product of two vectors, which yields itself a matrix (second-order tensor).

Pride seeks to control people; humility instead yields itself up to God's control.

Especially when such "untendering" yields itself to compromise, what with the mismanagement of people and mission and ethics in today's leading media (e.g. The New Republic, Rolling Stone).

In song the same rule applies as in dramatic verse: the meaning must yield itself, or yield itself sufficiently to arouse the attention and interest, in real time.

A. That is the first cut when we are looking, but the yield itself isn't enough.

This is unusual, Cohen said, because most of the time, a song will only "yield itself if you stick with it long enough … [and] you've got to stick with it for a very long time".

The McKinsey method isn't merely about business, it's about making the chaos of the world yield itself to the intelligent and disciplined mind....In truth, it is more a simulacrum of intellectual mastery than intellectual mastery itself, but what's more important is how it feels.

The study only shows that the rate of improvement is going down, not yield itself.