Sentence examples for it again makes from inspiring English sources

Once we've had an impression, we often find that "it again makes its appearance there as an idea".

The systematic way the harasser allegedly followed Todd to new schools, repeatedly posting the images and threatening to do it again, makes it textbook harassment regardless of the medium.

It again makes one wonder why he attempts to specify appropriate levels of government intervention, rather than develop means to arrive at political agreements, or rather than simply championing federalism.

The 1976-77 National Forensic League debate topic, used by high schools everywhere, was "Resolved: That a comprehensive program of penal reform should be adopted throughout the United States". Just reading it again makes me nauseous with remembered dread.

Regarding the promotion of demand-oriented feed-in, it again makes sense to differentiate between dispatchable and intermittent renewables.

U.S. President's Barack Obama's re-election campaign just been kicked off, and it – again – makes clever use of Facebook as a tool for spreading the word and amass supporters.

When her mother complained of workplace harassment, it again made sense; the Ghowrwals were Afghan immigrants living in post-9/11 post-9/11 America

MoMA has displayed it before; seeing it again made me aware of two noteworthy characteristics: It is, in essence, a monochrome.

The Oakland Athletics are doing it again, making it look simple to finish the second half of the season with the kind of powerful kick that would make Funny Cide jealous.

In early 2014, it again made a new high (point 4) before correcting sharply once more.

But a spokesman for Mr Johnson said: "Ken Livingstone is at it again, making yet another un-costed, un-funded promise.