Sentence examples for complaints of course from inspiring English sources

Complaints, of course, abound on both sides.

But there were complaints, of course.

There were complaints, of course, but he ignored them.

The Atlantic wrote that "these complaints, of course, are the same charges that have been lobbed at Goldman for years, particularly since the economic meltdown in 2008".

That's not to say that the company couldn't be listed in future complaints, of course, and Attorney General Holder stressed that the civil and criminal investigations are ongoing.

Tour complaints, of course, are almost as old as rackets, and beyond Grand Slam payouts, players have criticized the packed calendar, the long season and their general lack of input.

Chanda: And that complaint of course is being expressed mostly at the WTO forum.

It's a common complaint, of course, but one couldn't help but sympathise with the centre-back's plight.

The most common complaint, of course, concerns the high price of tuition and the mountain of student debt.

The academic complaint, of course, is not that this ethnographic gaze is necessarily disrespectful; it's that looking at all treats fellow human beings as tchotchkes in the shopwindow of the world, there to be seen.

The irony of Koppelman's complaint, of course, is that any success that he enjoys with his mantras — and, so far, several celebrities and big-name writers, including Seth Meyers and Ed Norton, have endorsed the videos — spikes interest in Koppelman as a new kind of guru, the very kind of screenwriting-secrets-keeper that he wants to dethrone.