Sentence examples for if yet again from inspiring English sources

It looked as if, yet again, Mr Mobutu would outwit his enemies.

Why should we believe the Tory leadership on their promises to localise power if – yet again – they centralise power over candidate selection?

Granted, this whole thing would be a little more enjoyable if, yet again, rape were not so integral to the plot.

Rather than offering new approaches in response to partisan pushback, lawmakers and Obama kept trotting out the same proposals, as if voting yet again to repeal Obamacare or impose more gun control could possibly produce a different outcome.

I wasn't sure if I was genuinely enjoying this, or if I was yet again putting my significant other's feelings over my own.

If Foles wins yet again, his march to another NFC championship game will be viewed as a fairy tale.

But if darkness falls yet again, here are some items to help you pass the time a bit more entertainingly.

I wonder if it's, yet again, the ozone layer ruined by my aunt's persistent use of hairspray — this ocean's rising fever?

Initially, it seems as if Saulnier is, yet again, disguising a derivative thriller as something else with his assured direction and Instagram-filtered style.

If the Tories yet again fail to win a majority, that will be the trigger for a massive argument about why not.

And Landon Donovan revealed he could also be heading for the exit, with many believing he would if LA won yet again.