Sentence examples for reveals yet again from inspiring English sources
"Our expulsion reveals yet again the degree of intolerance of this government," said Mr. Vivanco.
The latest Henning Mankell Before the Frost reveals, yet again, why Mankell is the master of the police procedural genre.
A freshly unearthed photograph of Ringo Starr from the set of the 1964 Beatles movie A Hard Day's Night reveals – yet again – the lengths some vertically challenged celebrities will go to "maximise" their height.
The attack in Las Vegas is the worst mass shooting right now, not because of the number of the dead but because it reveals, yet again, that our steadfast refusal to do anything different is enabling those who wish to give us more of the same.
Conservatives plainly dislike President Obama as much as they strongly believe in private property and free markets, but this reveals yet again how conservative disdain for immigration reads as anti-conservative.
It reveals, yet again, Romney's antiquated view of women and highlights a simple fact: He just doesn't get it.
However, the announcement has revealed yet again the lack of real debate around much older motherhood, a business pregnant with complications.
For Grace Jackson, who won a silver medal in the 200m at the 1988 Olympic Games, the appeal and importance of Champs had been revealed yet again.
Above all, no embracing of the one thing that could have brought the club together, revealing yet again what a miserable, self-destructive institution Valencia has become, one that's about to put a fourth manager in charge.
Indeed, public opinion is substantially to the left of Labour, choosing more progressive policies almost across the board – revealing yet again that New Labour's tragedy has been its conservatism and capitulation to the right.
The John McCain crusade revealed yet again -- as the Bradley campaign might have, had there been one -- that a fast-growing minority hungers for an independent-minded political movement that shucks musty ideological litmus tests and playbooks.
