Sentence examples for then again more from inspiring English sources

Then again, more car shoppers are saying Hyundai's name.

Then again, more than one respondent dismissed the lot of them as "minor players, every one", pointing their fingers instead at Milton Friedman, the grandaddy of monetarism.

A lot of work and considerable talent disguise the artistry of a book that can be read, quickly, as a dramatic first-hand account of one of the greatest of all sporting events of last century, and then again, more slowly, for the detail and acuity of its psychological insights and for the forceful fluency of its rhetorical, endlessly inventive style".

The word "bitcoin" (it's coin made of bits, geddit?) spiked in media reporting this spring when its value crashed, and then again more recently when IT worker James Howells confessed that he had thrown away a hard drive containing £4m worth of bitcoins, which now languishes somewhere in a Newport landfill, guarded by a satisfied virtual Smaug.

Then again, more than 300,000 ragtops sold in both 2001 and 2002, the first time that's happened in more than 30 years.

Then again, more than one taster — for that very same reason — liked them the best of the bunch.

Next, just like a while ago, put on two seed beads, then a light colored Swarovski bead, then two more seed beads, then a fuscia Swarovski bead, then again two more seed beads, and then a light rose Swarovski bead.

Then again, with more confidence.

Then again once more, perhaps the whole idea of the canon is outmoded.

Then again, even more recent reports suggest that irony has already managed a furtive comeback.

The patients will be retested after three months of training, and then again, three more months later.