Sentence examples for dots of course from inspiring English sources

After Kusama moved to the United States from Japan, in 1957, she began staging "Happenings," painting nude participants (in dots, of course) and parading them around in public.

Magnetic quantum dots!" Of course science doesn't really happen like this.

In stating that abstinence is 'magical thinking' and addiction has a smorgasbord of serious medical consequences, including hiv/hcv, cancer, and mental illness, associated with it, she laid out a fine argument for embracing harm reduction without connecting the dots of course.

You end with dot, dot, dot of course.

Mr. Benson and other ABC executives refer to the logo -- rendered in black and yellow as well as black and white -- as the ABC "dot," which of course also echoes the "dot" in "dot-com".

Furthermore, one needs to focus on the actual ownership (as opposed to the legal ownership) of each of the adjustment processes (X^{1}, dots, X^{n}), of course, provided that they do not vanish at time t.

It's kind of weird to think that this is shooting out constantly, covering you in dots, but of course it's the same IR light that emits from any light source, just at a frequency and pattern the Kinect can detect.

Dot-coms, of course, are anything but the real world.

Am I slowly disappearing without attracting any attention, like a small dot?" And of course there's that most powerful of dishes, the one all the recipes say is best served cold.

The eye-popping packaging features cartoonish hearts, polka dots, stars and, of course, flirty eyes.

Dot-com stocks, of course, have taken a tumble since those heady days, and options are not as attractive -- if they have any value at all.