Sentence examples for course about what from inspiring English sources

She was talking, of course, about what soon came to be known as postmodernism.

There are no easy answers, of course, about what path is the right one for a blind child.

There are serious questions, of course, about what happened next – why no further investigation to stand the story up?

You could design an entire college public relations course about what happened to Cutler on Sunday: leaving Sunday's N.F.C. championship game with a knee injury, Cutler did not appear hurt at all.

McGurl suggests that these mantras encode shifting patterns of cultural assumptions — about identity, about work, about gender and class, and, of course, about what counts as good writing — and that they have had a big effect on the stories and novels that American writers have produced.

And Marshall was of course discreet about what advice he gave the president.

Of course, truisms about what holds India back have not disappeared.

(Ms. Quinn is, of course, selective about what she highlights, omitting more controversial parts of her tenure, like overturning the city's term limits law).

Of course, uncertainty about what the President might want one to say must be particularly disorienting when the President himself tells lies.

But, of course, hearing about what it's like to be caught up in a mediathon is not the same thing as being in one.

Granted, this is much easier to do when they're in the Eastern Conference finals, so even when the Celtics stage a gritty, for-the-ages victory in Game 5, it was, of course, more about what the Heat did not do.