Sentence examples for again a person from inspiring English sources

Again and again, a person methodically takes up a task, then someone joins in, then someone else.

Later, Reno finds herself once again a "person to whom things happened" when she ends up in Rome.

Gerald Cavanaugh seconds that opinion: "I recognize in myself a desire to see once again a person of color outdoing the man in his own game.

Imagine, again, a person being asked whether "2+1=3," "Monday precedes Tuesday," and "Marriage entails heterosexuality" are matters known to be true by virtue of "the meanings of the words".

Again, a person in authority motivated by sadistic pleasure who abuses her power by meting out cruel and unjust treatment to those subject to her authority, is not engaging in an economic crime; and she is not motivated by economic considerations.

On the second suggestion, again a person might well fail to be motivated appropriately by the moral claims she sincerely embraces, but either the fact that she sincerely embraces the claims or the truth of the claims she embraces (if they are true) provide reasons for her to act in certain ways.

Mr. Wolf said his concern "arises when the appearances of impropriety are raised over and over again with a person who has such influence over public policy".

In any event, Johnson recently underwent knee surgery again, which a person with knowledge of the injury described as "career-threatening".

So this is more of a measure and again, if a person buys it, it is up to him to decide how large his pleasure is going to be.

Again, if a person is judged to be talkative (trait), they are also likely to be judged to be adventurous (trait) (Norman 1963).

We are trying to take the best of a machine, which does lots of things over and over again, and a person".