Sentence examples for again rear from inspiring English sources

The deal that was struck between the Democrats and the Republicans over the Federal budget reminded traders that all is not well in Washington; the ceiling debt talks will again rear their ugly head in the new year.

Here concerns with a lineage going back to the earliest critics of Descartes, such as Pierre Gassendi and Princess Elisabeth of Bohemia, again rear their heads: if physical but not mental events (which supposedly interact) have precise spatiotemporal locations, how can events of such different kinds causally interact, and where is the locus of interaction?

"Just 70 years after the Holocaust, antisemitism has again reared its ugly head.

The spectre of flogging in Sudan has once again reared its grotesque head.

"The speculative economy that caused the problems in the first place has again reared its head," says Graham Turner of GFC Economics.

However, suspicions that the Guv'nor may not know what he's doing have once again reared their head.

But Davies's letter comes at a time when "Europe" is once again rearing its head to cause Tory headaches.

The big bonuses doled out at Merrill Lynch during the height of the financial crisis have once again reared their ugly head.

Just weeks after European leaders tamped down a banking crisis in Cyprus, troubles in the euro zone have again reared their head, this time in Portugal.

And here it was again, rearing its big-haired head in popular culture, loitering on the marquee at the local movie theater.

THE answer, of course, is that I couldn't, and here is where the paradoxical nature of Grand Theft Auto once again rears its head.