Sentence examples for else of course from inspiring English sources

Everyone else, of course, was shocked, appalled and disgusted.

And where else, of course, but in Melbourne.

For someone else, of course, the final idea of home might be something very different.

More than anything else, of course, Mr. Combs is the pre-eminent hip-hop capitalist.

What Thor desires above all else, of course, is his mystical hammer of hammering.

To everyone else, of course, Mr. Nieporent seemed to have it all.

Perhaps more crucially, it also seems to be used to signify that the comic's heart is in the right place, that they're a liberal like everyone else (which, of course, everyone else may not be).

The rising cohort of Americans holds far more liberal views than their parents and grandparents on race, and everything else (though of course what you think about "race" and what you think about "everything else" are now interchangeable).

Ever since Miss Piggy declared my legs belong to her and that anyone else who goes near them is toast, I haven't had a problem in France or anywhere else, except, of course, with Miss Piggy.

Because everybody else is, of course.

But I'm talking about someone else there, of course.