Sentence examples for course wildly from inspiring English sources

I was, of course, wildly grateful.

These depictions are of course wildly stereotyped exaggerations.

It is, of course, wildly busy: people pile in even at the most off-peak times.

Their crime was to accuse Gilbert of overreacting to minor irritants – to which minorly irritating criticism Gilbert, of course, wildly overreacts.

When major news is happening (last night's election returns, for example), the CNN service is of course wildly popular in airport lounges.

Fandom is, of course, wildly irrational, and last week the "Times" declared in a solemn editorial that the Knicks had in fact "robbed themselves" when their players left the bench while a brawl was going on beneath the basket.

The Toyota Prius is, of course, the wildly successful test case.

Vietnam and Iraq are separate cases, of course, with wildly differing social contexts, but it remains faintly staggering that no film about an eight-year war of such public contentiousness has yet caught itself a decent audience.

Then, once they've achieved the safety of numbers, they disperse to their nest sites and commence their breeding activities: courting and head-bobbing, strutting and exploring their nest cavities and, of course, copulating wildly.

This figure, of course, varies wildly from market to market.

If there is a slowdown in the turnover of money–say, a 5% decline the impact on nominal GDP growth is no different than if the money supply itself shrinks by 5%." The Federal Reserve, of course, is wildly injecting money into the economy.