Sentence examples for course sentences from inspiring English sources

Of course, sentences can have many of these properties at once.

Of course, sentencing has to be proportionate.

Of course, sentencing policies within the United States are not monolithic, and national comparisons can be misleading.

The subject of the images is time, in exactly the same way that a writer can describe a single moment of feeling, an instant of vision, or a flicker of memory through the course of sentences and paragraphs.

The early Wittgenstein does, of course, regard sentences as being themselves facts, but they are not identical with the facts that make them true.

"It is simply not the case that the sentencing guidelines are merely a volume that the district court reads with academic interest in the course of sentencing," she wrote.

Ziamani's lawyer, Naeem Mian, told Judge Timothy Pontius after the verdict: "Of course the sentence will be one of considerable length but nevertheless he is a young man who has no previous convictions at all".

Of course, one sentence pitches should be an exercise to get you articulating what your business really does well — better than everyone else — but not the end game.

But of course the sentence could also mean that you grabbed the knife from the stranger and are now running away.

If you're a Republican, of course, that sentence reads more like an endorsement than a criticism.

Of course, that sentence lacked any grammatical coherence whatsoever and would have earned a failing grade in your average junior high English class.