Sentence examples for explain once again from inspiring English sources

In 2014, it is frankly tedious to explain, once again, why and how black-faced minstrels and golliwogs remain problematic.

The following year, he wrote the foreword for Frank Gilbreth's "Primer of Scientific Management," attempting to explain, once again, why the unions should embrace it.

Mr. Daalder said he would meet officials from Moscow at NATO headquarters in Brussels next week to explain — once again — that the alliance shield is designed solely to defend against a potential missile attack from Iran.

In that last conversation between Mr. Clinton and Mr. Arafat while the talks were still alive, Mr. Clinton tried to explain, once again, the advantage for Mr. Arafat in making a compromise on Jerusalem.

But he also sought to halt the slump in his own fortunes by trying to explain, once again, why he had hired as his chief spokesman Andy Coulson, who was the editor of The News of the World when, the police say, much of the phone hacking and at least some of the bribery appears to have taken place.

And it is equally appropriate for those who opposed giving large-scale military support to the Syrian opposition at the start of the civil war to explain, once again, why this was a terrible idea that would have accomplished nothing useful whatsoever, as Marc Lynch did yesterday.

Wolfe paced in agitation and explained once again why he worked the way he did.

The second year, I explained once again that I hate top-ten lists, and then I proceeded to tap-dance my way through some diversionary sentences about trends.

Mr. Taubes's article only turns up the heat on the salt controversy without shedding any light, leaving physicians the onerous task of explaining once again the need for salt restriction to their patients.

He deemed Operation Chaos to have "exceeded all expectations" (his customary self-evaluation) and explained once again that he wasn't supporting Clinton but merely trying to bloody Obama because John McCain was too chicken to do it and because he believed that Obama would then be easier to beat in November.

Later, Mr. Obama proved just as fluent as Mrs. Clinton on the subject of his faith and the role of religion in American society, and he had no difficulty explaining once again why he has remained faithful to his former pastor, Jeremiah A. Wright Jr., despite Mr. Wright's incendiary sermons.