Sentence examples for establishment of course from inspiring English sources

The ideology of the modern establishment, of course, abhors the state.

You don't give them enough to actually seriously challenge the establishment, of course; to, say, remake the system so that the siphoned wealth goes to its poor and oppressed people instead of its silent, invisible masters.

The conservative establishment, of course, and especially the King.

P3 Establishment of courses of action and resources Identifies, evaluates, and selects alternatives and means to accomplish goals.

Whether he or the establishment won, of course, is another matter.

Mr. Passard's three-star establishment is of course no conventional veggie place with heaps of rice and lentils.

Despite her animadversions against ballet -- an expression of degeneration, of living death" -- she was warmly welcomed by the ballet establishment and, of course, by the public.

Of his schooldays he later said: "I was a little lad from docklands who went to a high pressured academic establishment and of course I was bullied".

In media and establishment mythology, of course, it was the insurrectionary incompetence of the miners' leadership that led to the breakneck destruction of the mining communities, rather than the government that ordered it.

That just so happens to be the view of most of the national political establishment, and, of course, if it's your signature issue, at the expense of all others, you may find reason to applaud Huntsman's candidacy – as a least of all evils – as long as you ignore his powerful free-market bias on the economy.

An essential prerequisite for this latter direction of establishment is of course success.