Sentence examples for again there is something from inspiring English sources

Once again, there is something in this.

Again, there is something Victorian here.

The Killing has returned and, once again, there is something rotten in the state of Denmark.

Then again, there is something to be said for being busy, important and in such demand that others pelt you with e-mail messages.

"You pick up a lot of sand in the pan, you shake it, and a lot goes away, and every now and again there is something shiny that remains".

Then again, there is something pleasing in simply losing yourself in Browne's prose, as you are forced to in the NYRB Classics edition, which has the full text of the two major works, with a fine introduction but minimal annotation.

Again there's something silky and loving in the sound of the voice.

Then again, there's something fascinating about the notion of the anti-memoir.

Then again, there's something to be said for services rendered.

Then again, there's something undeniably dramatic about a man in a cage surrounded by six lions.

Again, there's something sensible, even vaguely patriotic, about buying stuff, even after people used cheap credit to spend themselves into a ditch.