Sentence examples for course cartoons from inspiring English sources

With one exception, of course: cartoons.

"We're in America -- of course cartoon characters would start suing other cartoon characters".

Of course such cartoons are usually anchored to the page and develop further only in the minds of titillated readers.

Of course, some cartoons don't have captions, but they still have characters and a sort of unspoken dialogue.

The selection is arranged by theme, ranging from botanicals and Civil War to local history and, of course, political cartoons.

Meanwhile his father paid for a course in cartooning by correspondence with the Art Instruction School of Minneapolis.

In a course on cartooning he once taught at Fairfield University in Connecticut, Mr. Fox told his students that the business could be subdivided into nine parts -- syndicated strips, comic books, gag panels, advertising, illustration, animation, political cartooning, caricature and sports -- and that he had worked in all of them.

Of course, a cartoon won't magically cure depression, but if it makes you laugh?

Of course, a cartoon is never worth the life of even one person.

When he was 23 years old, his indulgent mother paid for him to take a correspondence course in cartooning.

http://www.nationalww2museum.org/ According to the obituary that appeared in Stars and Stripes on January 23 , 2003 Mauldin started drawing in his early teens after he spotted an ad for a correspondence course in cartooning in Popular Mechanics magazine and borrowed the $20 tuition from his grandmother.