Sentence examples for looking yet again from inspiring English sources

The awful anniversary is upon us once more, which means that somebody must be looking yet again at the assassination of John F. Kennedy.

Instead of looking yet again at the myths surrounding the final night, she decided to focus on the man who delivered the speech the night before: to substitute clarity for confusion, and insight for intrigue.

But before we lose ourselves in sociology and poli-sci, it's worth looking yet again at the most obvious explanation for Republican underperformance: the recent presidency of George W. Bush.

Tossing her hair up in a casually rumpled knot, the actress mastered effortless glamour, her signature look, yet again.

There are some older heads too, and Jamie McAllister and Richard Hinds will need to play well to make up for the departure of defensive rock Paul Huntingdon. "They ended last season in fine form, and while talk of play-offs seems optimistic, the idea that they are second favourites for relegation could well see the bookies end up looking silly yet again".

And they can go on to look different yet again when they appear in the pages of a magazine.

But given the likelihood that the nominating process will look different yet again in four years (which states will vote when, and will they award their delegates proportionately or all to the winner?), there may be an opportunity for another counterfactual in 2016, asking what things would have looked like if only the 2012 nominating calendar had been used.

The jig looked up yet again when Blackpool's opponents Bolton Wanderers went 3-1 up after 55 minutes, but Stan Mortensen scored his and Blackpool's second on 68, completed his hat-trick on 89 minutes, and then Matthews set up Bill Perry to score a dramatic injury-time winner.

KO lost via DQ when he used the ring bell on Rollins, making Owens look weak yet again.

Lemonade shows Beyoncé looking to Africa yet again for its wealth of literary production – and sadly, the discourse hasn't changed.

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