Sentence examples for then again only from inspiring English sources

But then again, only two other teams have even forced a Game 6.

Then again, only one 7-year-old has won a Breeders' Cup race (Elmhurst, in the 1997 Sprint).

Then again, only three players in the majors matched his totals in all those categories — Jose Bautista, Prince Fielder and Matt Kemp.

Then again, only one team in the wild-card era, the 1995 Cincinnati Reds, has reached the postseason after starting 0-5.

Then again, only two defenders have ever won this award – Fabio Cannavaro in 2006, after leading Italy to the World Cup, and Franz Beckenbauer in 1972 and 1976.

But then again, only someone as stubborn as Nas could find a way to deliver such a firm, arresting, if occasionally nonsensical verse atop it.

He wrote nothing about the war that killed him, but then again he only got two pages through his life.

But then again he only lasted a few months there and had to move to Singapore.

But, then again, that only adds to the authenticity, doesn't it?

"But then again, it only happens one time in your child's life," she said.

But then again: why only a cell with a mitochondrium could have evolved that capacity?