Sentence examples for existed of course from inspiring English sources
(Independent narrative filmmaking hardly existed, of course, in the age of classic Hollywood).
Variations existed, of course, and in general the Sentani ceremonial houses were less elaborate, but the houses of chiefs were equipped with figures standing on short posts protruding up through the floor.
This is a subway phenomenon that has existed, of course, ever since trains have been crowded, meaning, essentially, since the first minute the subway opened in the fall of 1904.
I believed that crop circles existed, of course – I'm not that sceptical: I had just assumed they were created by jaunty outdoor types with ropes, planks and a penchant for complicated geometric patterns.
The Tony Award for "most intriguing venue for downtown dance" — if such an award existed, of course — might well go to robbinschilds for "Seriously Heavy (i hurt myself hurting you)," which opened on Thursday night at the Autumn Bowl in Brooklyn.
SYMs have always existed, of course, but now they dominate the ranks of the 20somethings.
They do exist, of course.
Those already exist, of course.
Thedeacon does not physically exist, of course.
Racism continues to exist, of course.
