Sentence examples for bummer of course from inspiring English sources
The latest bummer, of course, was the debt-limit showdown, a seemingly peerless episode of cynical self-immolation, ideological piety, and brinkmanship.
It's a bummer, of course, that the product didn't launch with this full an app selection, but if nothing else, it shows that Fitbit's committed to building the thing up as quickly as possible.
It's a bummer, of course, that we even need devices like this, but perhaps there's hopefulness in the idea that technology can help ease some of the problems its contributed.
It is, of course, something of a bummer when a growing segment of our society lacks the guts to speak their beef in a straightforward manner.
The XZ2 is unlikely to change any of that, of course — which is actually kind of a bummer, because it looks like a pretty solid handset.
Of course, the effects on civil rights are a total bummer, but perhaps the most awkward Sharia by-product has to do with lingerie.
Of course, scabies and other serious parasites are way more of a bummer because you have to delouse the house, but you only get those if you fuck crusty punks, and does anyone honestly fuck those people?
And, of course, if you accept that premise, it follows that all the UFO reports by ordinary citizens are inadequate to establish the truth of aliens-on-Earth (a bummer of a message for organizations like MUFON).
And what's with the bummer of an ending?
It's a bummer of a room, and nobody sits there except the cat.
