Sentence examples for then again here from inspiring English sources

And then, again, here is Shaquille O'Neal's shirt.

"But then again, here I am in this great situation being able to do it — the first man ever".

But then again, here she is further on in the book, her equivocation restored and offering a notion of God elastic enough to accommodate itself to almost anyone's worldview: "Anyway, I still like the idea of the fully observed Sabbath more than I like observing it," she writes.

"I've been fighting for this country since I was 17 years old, and I have the scars to prove it," Mr. McCain told a rally of more than 10,000 people in Virginia Beach and then again here, at a smaller gathering at Cape Fear Community College.

I've seen "Daddy Longlegs," several times — first, in a screening last summer, under its original title, "Go Get Some Rosemary," and then, again, here, last week; I liked it even better the second time around, and would gladly watch it again.

… — Patrick Farrell The Guardian: … Then again, here's an idea: ditch Thanksgiving dinner and book tickets for Las Vegas.

But then again, perhaps here at least Matsushita is racing too far ahead of Japanese society.

Then again_ Here we have the elfin Fiona Gallagher looking after four young brothers, a sister and, intermittently, their alchoholic and horizontal father, Jack.

Then again, critics here say the owners aren't exactly opening their pocketbooks to snatch up talent, either.

Then again, nobody here — not even Alfre Woodard as the friendly bookstore owner — has anything as meaty as what Lili Taylor and Vera Farmiga got to play with.

Federer is set to play the American in three hugely lucrative exhibition matches this year in Seoul, Kuala Lumpur and Macau, and then again next March here in Madison Square Garden.