Hey David,

“Yet” is sometimes combined with other conjunctions such as “but” or “and.” It is perfectly acceptable to see “and yet” in sentences. "And yet" is a transitional phrase used to show contrast.

Richard's use of "and yet" does not fundamentally change the meaning of his statement. It's time to move the conversation along now, David.

David, do you understand why using the comments section of an open forum may not be the best thing for proving source material, or to accurately verify the meaning of a phrase you are attempting to define?

I can literally say anything I want to here without providing one shred of proof.

But, since you insist that all of these opinions are absolute fact, you have no choice but to accept what I've posted here, unless you are now going to institute a double standard.

“Yet” is sometimes combined with other conjunctions such as “but” or “and.” It is perfectly acceptable to see “and yet” in sentences. "And yet" as a transitional phrase used to show contrast. Also – yellow, pink, purple and blue unicorns fly out of my butt. This is to prove that anyone can say anything in the comments section of a web forum without being required to demonstrate one shred of evidence as to the truth of the statement(s) being made.

“Yet” is sometimes combined with other conjunctions such as “but” or “and.” It is perfectly acceptable to see “and yet” in sentences. "And yet" as a transitional phrase used to show contrast. This is to prove that anyone can say anything in the comments section of a web forum without being required to demonstrate one shred of evidence as to the truth of the statement(s) being made.