Sentence examples for yet again it is from inspiring English sources

The whole is not beautiful, and yet again it is.

Yet again it is the mining sector that has contributed most to the losses today, as the tale of oversupply that has caused such woe for the sector overall rears its head again.

I sometimes think we have all heard quite enough, fact or fiction, about 1951, but, yet again, it is generously treated in British Design, 1948-2012: innovathen in the Modern Age (to give the exhibition its full title), although I concede that the Festival of Britain is full of arresting symbols.

Despite having to start from scratch and build up that solid score yet again, it isn't all bad news.

Yet again, it is interesting to observe that the gap between percentage contribution towards population and NDP is lower for the households belong to other social group in rural.

To quote Whitehead (1911, p. 61) yet again: "It is a profoundly erroneous truism, repeated by all copy-books and by eminent people when they are making speeches, that we should cultivate the habit of thinking what we are doing.

Yet again it was learning at its best.

Naturally, that eight-point battery test was a centerpiece of today's big event, noting that while the company was pushing the boundaries yet again, it's still doing its due diligence.

Yet again it's UK artists who are driving this growth and inspiring the fans".

And yet again, it was enough to defeat his Yankees counterpart.

Yet again, it's bigger than ever, with an even greater proportion of comedy shows.