Sentence examples for was yet again being from inspiring English sources

The fact that Trump's targets, a widow and a Democratic congresswoman, are African-Americans added to the sense that the President was, yet again, being racially divisive.

Instead, as a person of color, I was constantly giving myself with little return; I was adding splotches of color to an otherwise drab and homogeneous landscape; I was yet again being told to have patience and understanding, as I taught someone else to understand and appreciate me.

It's bad that we are, yet again, being inured to the image of black death.

Even in this belated moment of triumph, Eadweard Muybridge's authorship is yet again being called into question for the third time since his series of landmark achievements.

Following so soon after the scrapping of maintenance grants to support young people from low-income backgrounds into higher education, working-class kids are yet again being left behind, while those from privileged backgrounds escape unscathed.

Student union women's officer Ruth Graham points out that since the invitation to Strauss-Kahn was first issued, his profile "has changed as a consequence of these revelations" and argues that his presence on campus would "legitimise his role in public life at a time when he is yet again being questioned by the police".

As violence has escalated in recent days, children and families are yet again being killed in attacks and bombardments.

The women's final will be at 4 30 p.m. Sunday, and the men's final will be yet again be on Monday.

And, it was, yet again, the impressive McGinn who was leading the Aberdeen attack whenever they pressed upfield.

The only problem was, yet again: It was all sparks and smoke.

The worst was telling people that I was, yet again, "starting fresh".