Sentence examples for course exist from inspiring English sources

The debate about school districts does of course exist on both sides of the Channel.

Versions of this course exist for the public, for medical students and for continuing medical education (linked here).

Earlier "nonpoetic" texts do, of course, exist, but for a number of reasons they are best considered as precedents to the tradition that was to develop.

For the authorities, it blurs the very important distinction between criminal gangs, which do of course exist, and ordinary friendship groups, who may or may not be involved in various forms of illegal activity.

Thus "Why does this film exist?" turns out to be a trick question, because as we have conclusively demonstrated here, "MacGruber" does not, at least within the ontological parameters elaborated by this course, exist at all.

IN the Morocco of the 1980s, where homosexuality did not, of course, exist, I was an effeminate little boy, a boy to be sacrificed, a humiliated body who bore upon himself every hypocrisy, everything left unsaid.

Unfree labor has, of course, existed throughout history.

Intrapreneurs, of course, existed long before the term "intrapreneurship" did.

A man there said no such course existed.

No such course existed and Gilfoyle has always denied telling his wife that it did.

They styled themselves in the image of an antiquity that had never, of course, existed outside the modern mind.