Sentence examples for then again part from inspiring English sources

Then again, part of our unease probably has to do with what we perceive as an unequal exchange.

Then again, part of the joy of our simulator is that it enables some indulgence — like showing how an 8-8 season could technically put them in the postseason.

Then again, part of Activision's success has been sticking to a working formula.

But then again, part of NCIS's fun is the fact that every episode is basically the same; in a sense, it's like listening to Krautrock.

(Not that James Murphy or Odd Future would identify as hipsters, but then again, part of being a good hipster is not being a hipster at all).

Then again, another part of me feels that these opportunities are rare and maybe I should go for it.

For one thing, each cut gets touted twice -- once as a tax break, then again as part of a program to promote truth, justice and the American way.

A Vedic scholar named Gautam from the opening pages re-enters the story as a young Bengali in the service of the British, and then again as part of a group of students in 1940s Lucknow.

Edwards first worked with Warren Gatland at Wasps before following him into the Wales set-up - and then again as part of the New Zealander's British and Irish Lions backroom team.

But then again, as part of the Met Museum Presents team (live arts series at the Met) I had the opportunity to work with the creator of the work.

I appeared in Playboy for the first time as a Bond Girl before I was outed and then again as part of my activism after being outed.