Sentence examples for many yawns from inspiring English sources

But this time, the news has been greeted with as many yawns as laments.

Fukase writes, "I wonder if any other photographer in the world has photographed as many cat yawns as I have".

It has often been a thankless task; many pupils yawn their way through class.

Although the $195 billion economic stimulus plan announced by Japan today is the largest ever announced here, many investors yawned and shrugged.

There are no fewer than 125 of these dreary, repetitive trials and errors plastered on the gallery walls: a display that should occasion many a yawn among viewers.

Yet, for many, a yawning credibility gap is likely to widen for as long as she remains silent about the histories of those in her own ranks.

And even if they choose to focus on substance, many voters, stifling yawns, will continue focusing on personality.

When Alex Bartholomew and Elizabeth Cirulli observed more than three hundred individuals both in the lab and at home, noting how many times they yawned while watching a three-minute yawning video, they found consistent differences among their subjects.

At this point, many readers will yawn knowingly.

Many firms face yawning gaps in their pipelines of drugs at a late stage of development.

Talking me through a film still seen by many as a yawn-inducing mish-mash, Wall reels off some lofty reference points.