Sentence examples for constructs of course from inspiring English sources

"Reality" shows are always artificial constructs, of course.

As with many media constructs, of course, that's just not true.

The NFL and college games operate under completely different constructs, of course.

The inclusion of this noncognitive construct, of course, is ad hoc, and there may well be other psychosocial facets involved.

Others are just pure imaginative constructs but of course the Legion sequence is just one section of the book, it's not all that is in there.

The constructs were of course verified by sequencing.

There are nods in the newly constructed showcases, of course, to children's tales like "Pinocchio," "Alice in Wonderland," and "Winnie the Pooh and the Bees".

The numbers don't tell the whole story, which is that he has constructed (aided, of course, by journalists and commentators quick to spot a good story) a highly distinctive identity.

Developing a mathematically-rigorous, expressive, scalable, and computationally-tractable framework within which multi-scale social network diffusion models can be constructed is, of course, a challenging undertaking.

The codependency construct is, of course, rooted in the psychological pathology of human relationships, where out of need or convenience two partners draw unhealthy support from each other.

The clip featured little more than a narrator distinctly wheezing that titular phrase as a camera pans over a series another teen's immaculately constructed outfits note, of course, the white vans that compose the only specific insult in the whole clip.