Sentence examples for again are often from inspiring English sources

Even those investors who are willing to look at technology names again are often blinded by a short-term viewpoint.

Kapoor and his Bangalore-based tech team built out a seller management platform which helps small retailers — who again are often dismissed as not being worth it for larger platforms — formally organize their business.

As with "Hadrian," it is penetration — historical, moral — and the subject, again, is often time.

Olesker and Gonzalez bring the community to life in a series of flashbacks and cutaways, the fast pace of which (scene change; punchline; scene change back again) is often half the joke.

Philosophers have called such mental states "propositional attitudes" because they seem in one way or another to involve some attitude that an agent a human being, an animal, or perhaps a machine has to a thought or proposition, which again is often taken to be the meaning of the sentential complement that expresses it.

On Again! is often cited as misogynist, and it's difficult to argue against that charge with an opening line like: "I love a good bum on a woman, it makes my day"; (he then follows it up with a clever Latin pun: "To me it is palpable proof of God's existence, a posteriori").

Donald Trump's now ubiquitous slogan, "Make America Great Again!", is often chanted at rallies, but rarely scrutinized in public discourse.

Mr. Thompson may well play follow the leader: dancers imitate his gestures with sufficient retard at one point to suggest they may not know what comes next, but then again, they are often in unison with him.

Side effects of drug treatment are common concerns, but again these are often underestimated and unrecognized by clinicians.

Again, his criticisms are often justified.

Here, again, the parts are often dazzling.