Sentence examples for be of course but from inspiring English sources

I want to be, of course, but I don't really like this kind of question.

"This is how it should be, of course, but laws haven't arrived yet".

For any player it would be, of course, but for him perhaps more so.

They can't be, of course, but they always seem that way.' Perhaps they are.

This, of course, is baloney, not because General Petraeus is a politician in a uniform — which he could be, of course — but because he is an active-duty officer in a chain of command that flows down from the president.

It can be, of course, but it depends on where you work.

Only fifteen people at a time are allowed to climb the series of narrow, aluminum, safe-as-can-be-of-course-but-don't-try-and-tell-me-they're not-swaying ladders that lead, 116' later, to a loft-sized scaffold, which, for the next six or seven months, will hover just below the city's best-loved ceiling, the glory at the top of Grand Central Terminal's improbably vast main concourse.

She is, of course, but not in the ordinary sense.

"I am, of course, but I'm more a person who was caught up in dictatorship.

Objects they are of course, but there are moments when you almost believe they have lives.

It is, of course, but I don't put much stock in it.