Sentence examples for category of course from inspiring English sources

Not all of them fall into that category, of course.

Rape and the abuse of minors would not fall into that category, of course.

It's a catch-all category, of course, and makes about as much sense as defining all prose as "non-poetry".

Monkey only asks after many of the tables simply talked through last night's proceedings - unless it was their programme's category, of course.

Merchants said they typically searched for companies outside their category, of course, but with well-known and highly regarded brands, with extensive customer-service capabilities.

Italy and Spain, as the fourth and fifth largest economies in the E.U., are in a completely different category, of course.

Another category of courses that Riley believes does not merit academic freedom includes "area, ethnic, cultural, and gender studies".

These categories, of course, disrupt the very idea of taxonomy.

There are a variety of categories, of course, for sorting through the messages and images.

Olivia Colman from the action categories, of course, and Carol Morley's Dreams of a Life.

But in the lead acting categories, of course, the night was anything but routine.