Sentence examples for yet another point from inspiring English sources

Whether that makes a difference will be yet another point of debate.

NOW it seems that New Yorkers have yet another point of pride — as if we needed another reason to be smug.

Yet another point of commonality, and difference, for the monotheistic faiths is the story of Noah, sacred history's first boat-builder.

And when making such comparisons between economics and physical science, there's yet another point: what we call "microfoundations" are not like physical laws.

For car enthusiasts who subscribe to the grass-is-always-greener theory, the 2012 Honda Civic Mugen Type R offers yet another point of corroboration.

Nevertheless, it provides owners with yet another point of leverage over even the stingiest of politicians, for letting a team leave is unpopular indeed.

One "supportive" colleague compared Smith to a "tiny mouse"; another said that whoever put her in front of a TV camera again after she blathered during Channel 4 News "should be taken out and shot"; yet another pointed out that Smith's boss, Osborne, was at a dinner party during the broadcast, and this was an act of terrible moral cowardice.

Today marks the arrival of yet another point-and-shoot from Pentax.

And yet, at another point, she placed a rock on her father's headstone, explaining that it was the way Jews showed they remembered their loved ones.

Yet at another point, Mr. Obama appeared to question that policy at a time when the war in Iraq has ended, the one in Afghanistan is winding down and the original makeup of Al Qaeda has been decimated.

Yet, on another point, her complexity as a saint, and the mother of our Lord haunted me.