Sentence examples for yet another expression of from inspiring English sources

Critics dismiss the ban as yet another expression of Bloomberg's nanny-state mentality and as a "feel-good placebo" that's doomed to fail.

But like Mrs. Lovett, she makes do to get through, and her musical performance becomes yet another expression of a vicious, sentimental and determined little hypocrite's character.

That said, those first riots were yet another expression of who we were at the time – mad as hell with the way so many of us were being treated on a daily basis.

Close Games For the first time since the N.F.L. merger of 1970, 16 of its games were decided by 13 or fewer points in Week 12, yet another expression of how parity has increased competition in the N.F.L.

The project at first seemed like an annoying inevitability, yet another expression of the reality hunger (to borrow a phrase from the writer David Shields) that has crept into our collective thinking about the arts.

There was a summer of dismal tournament play made worse because Herrera actually managed to make the team seem like yet another expression of Mexican corruption and of its currently reviled PRI government, lowlighted by outlandishly unfair refereeing that propelled the team forward into the Gold Cup finals.

If true, these are strange last words; not a release or a farewell, nor yet an expression of love, but a quotable injunction, another order.

For this purpose, we developed novel retroviral vectors to highly express exogenously transduced cancer specific T cell receptor (TCR), yet suppressing expression of endogenous polyclonal TCR.

She then shrugs her slim shoulders in a silent yet succinct expression of negativity.

The bemused yet defiant expression of Iceland's prime minister, Geir Haarde, personified the response of a nation.

People were not interested in climbing them, reaching their peaks was not yet an expression of the primary metaphor up = good/down = bad.