Sentence examples for course neutral from inspiring English sources

The story, based on a poem by Ibsen and filmed in the midst of the Great War (in which Sweden was, of course, neutral), had historical resonance, but the film's capital virtue is its visual ferocity.

John Steinbeck won in 1962 not for The Grapes of Wrath, but for The Moon is Down, a wholly mediocre novel published in 1942 celebrating gallant Scandinavian resistance to the Nazi occupier (during the second world war, of course, "neutral" Sweden was supplying steel to Germany to build tanks wherewith to kill Americans).

But his position is, of course, not neutral.

Ms. Sullivan's article was not, of course, a neutral analysis but advice for Democrats.

The law is of course gender neutral on the face of it.

Heinrich Böll's Irish Diary established Achill Island as a place of innocence after the second world war, in which Ireland, of course, stayed neutral.

Of course, ostensibly neutral firms that may actually have an interest, political or otherwise, in one party's victory can enjoy the best of both worlds when the actual volunteering is the work of individual lawyers.

Pole placement in the origin is of course a neutral choice.

Mating is often non-random, and of course, many neutral and silent mutations occur at random.

That is not to say, of course, that neutral monism is compatible with all possible ways of drawing the distinction.

The economic transition was not, of course, a neutral program that spread benefits and sacrifices evenly among the population.