Sentence examples for course from an from inspiring English sources

He speaks, of course, from an unusual, and privileged, position.

That's Tim Wilson, of course, from an article published in 2015.

Of course, from an evolutionary perspective, recognition of emotion (usually through facial gesture) was essential for survival.

But primarily, the speech offered a challenge to the country to change course from an administration that he said was letting the nation's economy drift.

More than 90percentt of Broadway Trading's customers take a five-day, $1,495 course from an independent firm, Broadway Consulting Group.

If you release it, the conventional wisdom goes these days (cadged, of course, from an April release, "Field of Dreams"), they will come.

One course each from A, B, and C; an additional course from A or C. One course each from A and B; 2 additional courses from A or C. For the Media, Art, Design component: Any ARCH elective course or option studio at the 3000 level or higher that addresses Information Technology as a significant component can work for this portion.

The story springs, of course, from a book by Philip Roth.

A four-week intensive biochemistry course from a chemical perspective.

The snag came when MiMa Tower changed course from a condo to a rental.

Of course, from a medical standpoint, these balms are more aromatic than therapeutic.