Sentence examples for yet again proving from inspiring English sources

Darwin is yet again proving a source of inspiration.

Now, five years later, the no wheel has turned yet again, proving that Reagan's original phrase is endlessly adaptable to changing political circumstances.

Watching him stumble over his words when running through the proposal to upgrade the fleet's jump-drive technology ("our technology is way ahead of ours... yours... ") was a brilliant moment, yet again proving that BSG is one of the few shows that allows its characters to be as dazed and confused by the crazy events as the audience.

Keep Slade: Merry Xmas Everybody yet again proves Noddy Holder's genius.

He yet again proves himself among our top-ranking actors.

Mr. Adès yet again proved his musical prowess in two Carnegie Hall appearances as a pianist, composer and conductor.

Cutting a new country out of Britain could yet again prove much easier politically, than it is in financial or economic terms.*N.*N

If NATO needs his help in finding a way out of this war too, he may yet again prove too necessary to bring to justice.

Matt Prior yet again proved invaluable to England with another perfectly judged half-century as the tourists jockeyed for an advantage at the Basin Reserve.

On a night on which Liverpool risked elimination from the competition after a 2-0 defeat at Zenit St Petersburg, Bale yet again proved the match-winner for Tottenham.

On Tuesday, Mr. Berlusconi, the man who brought personality-driven politics to a nation once known for its revolving-door governments, yet again proved that his country's fate was inexorably entwined with his own.