Sentence examples for an act of course from inspiring English sources

It was just an act, of course.

This is also the pathology that afflicts Fred Madison in David Lynch's masterpiece Lost Highway, leading him to break into and film his home and, ultimately, himself, from beyond the boundary line of both of these — an act, of course, that is both physically and ontologically impossible, that can, and does, lead only to psychosis.

More precisely: At what point is an act of war because, of course, that's what the planned assassination is justified?

It's a juggling act, of course – you can't please all of the people all of the time, and no day goes by without one message telling me to turn that rubbish off.

It's a balancing act, of course.

When we reduce sex to nothing more than a biological act, of course we're going to find ourselves riddled with diseases, unwanted pregnancies and failed relationships.

ReprintsHis critics have a point: this is an act of betrayal (as, of course, is the leaking).

More precisely: At what point is an act of war — because, of course, that's what the planned assassination is — justified?

Not only is China not included in the TPP, but they are the only logical opponent for a united Japanese-American military (barring, of course, an act of lunacy by the North Koreans).

Only Supreme Court Justices would depict their being subjected to such a mundane process as an act of grave unfairness (and, of course, Roberts' comrade, Sam Alito, could not even bring himself to abide by that decorum).

Mr. Foxx isn't a typical pop debut act, of course.