yet in a sentence

Definition

'Yet' is an adverb used to indicate that something has not happened up to the present time or to introduce a contrast between two statements.

I haven't finished my homework yet.
The movie was interesting, yet it didn't quite meet my expectations.
She has yet to respond to my invitation for dinner.
They were tired from the long journey, yet they decided to explore the city.
The weather has been unpredictable, yet somehow, we always manage to have fun.
She has not decided what to wear yet.
The weather has been warm, yet the forecast predicts snow.
He is talented, yet he remains humble about his abilities.
Have you seen the latest episode of that show yet?
She hadn’t finished her homework yet.
The movie was long, yet it kept everyone engaged.
It's still early in the day, yet I feel tired already.
He hasn't called me back yet, so I'm starting to worry.
The weather was cold, yet we decided to go for a walk.