Yet, in spite of this, intensive study of the taped interviews by teams of psychotherapists and linguists laid bare the surprising fact that, in the first five minutes of an initial interview, the patient often reveals as many as a dozen times just what's wrong with him ; ;

Yet the fact remains that such institutions do set men at odds with their fellows.

Yet, given that Pliny had not heard the word directly from a Cimbric informant, it cannot be ruled out that the word is in fact Gaulish instead.

Yet Fulham's comfortable Premier League table positions in the previous years and the fact that, for the previous three seasons the ground has been filled to capacity, means stadium expansion is a viable option.

Yet another advantage of the NIST curves is the fact that they use a = − 3 which improves addition in Jacobian coordinates.

Yet the fact that he could eulogise kings in Theogony ( ll.

Yet, the fact that this was remarkable confirms the broader observation that Mbeki values the exercise of centralised policy over demonstrations of grassroots populism.

Yet that passiveness also testified to the fact that they had no desire to conquer British territory, but only to preserve their ability to rule in their own territory.

Yet resistance, particularly from the Danishmends of the north-east, was strong, and the difficult nature of holding down the new conquests is illustrated by the fact that Kastamonu was recaptured by the Turks even as John was in Constantinople celebrating its return to Byzantine rule.

Yet Machiavelli is keenly aware of the fact that an earlier pro-republican coup had been thwarted by the people's inaction that itself stemmed from the prince's liberality.

Yet another more pejorative usage involves underlining the fact that the original meaning of a symbol has in effect been lost and that the symbol now serves merely to identify allegiance, being described as nothing more than a " shibboleth.

Yet in Arturo Uslar-Pietri's vague, ample usage, magical realism was wildly successful in summarizing for many readers their perception of much Latin American fiction ; this fact suggests that the term has its uses, so long as it is not expected to function with the precision expected of technical, scholarly terminology.

Yet, its conservative handling effect, particularly understeer, and the fact that many drivers believe rear wheel drive is a more desirable layout for a sports car make this layout atypical to high-performance sports cars.

Yet, the Court found the legislation constitutionally permitted: “ The fact that the burden of a state regulation falls on some interstate companies does not, by itself establish a claim of discrimination against interstate commerce ,” the Court wrote.

Yet, the artist recognizes the fact that he has now become better known in this country under his ' nom-de-plume ,' and this is his way of making it official!

Yet, these claims are in jarring contrast with the fact that there is much evil in the world.

As a matter of fact, it might well lead into something forbidden which he himself has stated clearly in his book al-Rawd when he said: “ Whoever accuses a Muslim of being a disbeliever based on a sin committed by him, and without an attempt to interpret it favorably, he himself commits disbelief .” Yet here he is accusing an entire group of Muslims of disbelief.

Yet the writer of the series always maintained to the end of the programme's time that stories were based on fact, and that Dixon was an accurate reflection of what goes on in an ordinary police station.

Yet, in denying the importance of the emotions in moral judgment, he is driven back to the admission that right actions must be " grateful " to us ; that, in fact, moral approbation includes both an act of the understanding and an emotion of the heart.

Yet, more recent research has shown that such ‘ pleasure ’ electrodes do not, in fact, lead to pleasure but only a form of ‘ wanting ’ or motivation to obtain the stimulation.

" Yet the incident disappeared so quickly from the political scene that Theodore H. White, surveying the 1964 election campaign, assessed its impact this way: " Perhaps the most amazing of all events of the campaign of 1964 is that the nation faced the fact fully — and shrugged its shoulders.

Yet he considered the disjunctive conclusion to be a " certain fact ".

Yet in opposition to this etymology is the fact that the word " cagot " is first found in this form no earlier than the year 1542.

Yet another criticism is the fact that many plinkers fire at metal road signs, resulting in damaged communal property.

Yet the timekeeping device with such accuracy would eventually also allow the determination of longitude accurately, making the device a fundamental key to the modern age.

Yet throughout the centuries, Dordrecht held a key position in the defense of Holland.

Yet another option is to use a compose key ( hardware-based or software-emulated ).

Yet, despite the confidence Greece and Cyprus have shown, voting YES for Turkey in order to begin its entry negotiations with the European Union in October 2005, many key issues remain unresolved.

Yet, an important key to understanding Icelanders and their culture ( Which differentiates them from the majority of their contemporary Nordic peoples ) is the high importance they place on the traits of independence and self-sufficiency.

In fact, it can be run by someone in your company with very little training. Yet despite its small size, low cost and easy operation, System / 32 is a sophisticated computer that can provide you with many of the same benefits big companies get from their big computers. For instance, System / 32 can provide fast, accurate handling of all your accounting needs, improve your inventory control and generate the kind of key reports that can make a major contribution to the management of your business.

Yet, this calculator is often regarded as the best ever made in terms of quality, key stroke feel, ease of programming, and daily usability for engineers.

Yet Sebastian Mallaby argues that they hold the key to a more stable financial system ," Sebastian Mallaby, Wall Stree Journal, June 11, 2010

Yet there were other reasons for the invasion, and the Trans-Iranian Railways key location as part of the so-called “ Persian Corridor ” was one of the primary reasons for the Anglo-Soviet invasion of Iran in World War II.

Yet foremost on the new organization agenda was education, which its members saw as the key to promoting Hindu unity in all parts of the country, to promulgating the faith among future generations Hindus, and to provide Indians with greater opportunities for social advancement.

Yet, gunpowder weapons were key to the Koreans in maintaining a predominant navy in the Sea of Japan ( East Sea ) to protect fishermen and merchants against the increasing numbers of invading Japanese and Waegu pirates.

Yet hints in the story — Leamas's personal qualms about his role in the plot, and the qualms of Smiley and Fiedler about their roles — indicate a different perspective.

Yet, existents ( human beings ) must maintain a balance between existence, their roles, and nothingness to become authentic beings.

She is best known for her roles in the television series The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and Third Watch, and the films Boyz n the Hood, Boiler Room, Soul Food, Love Jones, The Best Man, Big Momma's House, and Are We There Yet ?.

Yet, she refused to change her stance on character roles, as well as the size of her pay check.

Yet in his more successful, high-profile roles, ( notably in Cold Feet, and as Pig Finn in the gently pastoral film Waking Ned ), Nesbitt's Irishness has been exploited for its romantic charm.

Yet the only roles she was offered were those exploiting her considerable beauty and sex appeal.

Yet his performance in roles that required refinement or restraint was almost universally disparaged — perhaps inevitably, given the looming shadow of Kemble.