Sentence examples for then again to from inspiring English sources

Then again, to maintain an insurgency, a racket is required.

And then again, to imbibe the commentary track.

Then again, to believe in Pakistani democracy, you have to believe in redemption.

Then again, to a plant a few hours can be a lifetime.

Then again, to suggest that the only 14 players with C.T.E.

But then again, to Calvin's parents' eyes Hobbes is just a cuddly stuffed tiger.

Then again, to say that is to realise how clumsy and melodramatic the analogy is.

But then again, to dismiss this curious Wii game as a copycat would be grossly unfair.

But then again, to be a painter is also to be pursued by ghosts.

Then again, to the likes of Leave.EU, it didn't seem to.

But then again, to hear contemporaries tell it, Glenn Gould had a patent on "odd".