Sentence examples for course direct from inspiring English sources

They've tried civil disobedience, non-violent passive resistance, boycotts, sit-ins, die-ins, blockades, and of course direct action.

Of course, direct democracy also suffers from its own drawbacks, such as the risk of majority "tyranny", which could leave minorities and other vulnerable groups exposed.

By then, of course, direct Air Force and Navy involvement in the Vietnam War was over, and Richard Nixon was on the run.

There is also, of course, direct truck shipment of one kind of product to stores in a truck.

But there are other ways to get money to the leak-gathering organization, including bitcoin, Flattr, and, of course, direct deposit.

Of course direct action and organized political protest have been around for far, far longer than social media platforms and messaging apps.

There are, of course, direct-action tactics that go beyond what Mckenzie dismisses as "A-to-B marches" without alienating the press or public.

Such a message is, of course, directed at the strikers.

Sofia Coppola, of course, directed an adaption of your first novel, "The Virgin Suicides," in 1999.

Francis Ford Coppola and his relatives acted, wrote and, of course, directed, mounting a series of plays in a converted barn.

In the latter she appeared opposite Paddy Considine, who of course directed her in her breakthrough drama performance in the tough Tyrannosaur.