Sentence examples for yet another variation of from inspiring English sources

The chef, Masahiko Saito, presents fish cake, potato and tamago, or omelet, in yet another variation of the bento box.

Contributing to the delay, Ms. Corriher has also not been able to stop herself from making yet another variation of a familiar cake recipe, in search of yet one more refinement.

But as the survivor of a terrifying and pernicious six-year bout of anorexia nervosa when I was a teenager in the 1980s, I am concerned by the description of yet another "variation" of anorexia.

And there was Gregg Wallace, eyes heavy and voice parched, croaking out yet another variation of "Cooking doesn't get tougher than this", like Robert Oppenheimer quoting the Bhagavad Gita.

So many clones of the game appeared that by 1983 Electronic Games described Nintendo's arcade Popeye as "yet another variation of a theme that's become all too familiar since the success of Donkey Kong".

Reviewers from multimedia news website IGN stated that much of the game's impact is owed to its "terrific" musical score, but were disappointed by "yet another" variation of the traditional battle theme.

Yet another variation on this theme of the welcome darkness that precedes the dawning of erotic bliss has to do with the enduring allure of the Stanley Kowalski sort of lover, the unapologetically macho male who growls before he melts.

This latest crackdown is yet another variation on the long-running theme of suppression of the individual, making it highly unlikely that either of her mature novels will be published in mainland China, though she hopes they may yet be in Hong Kong.

Ms. Weaver, who memorably appeared in a very different take on Sept. 11, Anne Nelson's "Guys" (she also stars in the forthcoming movie version), has the extra burden of portraying yet another variation on her signature role: the outwardly brittle, inwardly vulnerable woman of power.

(Must we really, in this year of "Smash," have yet another variation on Marilyn Monroe doing "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend"?) There's probably too much brass in Jonathan Tunick's retooled orchestrations; flash and stridency often overwhelm the tenderness in the score.

While Israel and America have labeled Etelaf Al-Khair as a "terrorist entity," a pdf document that can be found on the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia's Web site, still includes I'tilaf Al-Khayr (yet another variation) as part of The Trust Fund for ESCWA's Regional Activities.