Sentence examples for explanation of course from inspiring English sources

This explanation, of course, explains very little.

The explanation, of course, is that the process is politicized.

He will surely be sent home — no explanation, of course.

The explanation of course shouldn't even need to be made.

One explanation, of course, is the sheer scope of the scandal.

There is a partisan explanation, of course, but there is more.

Beyond these explanations, of course, there is the seemingly unthinkable.

It will lack the sound and my explanations, of course, but most of it should be fairly self-explanatory.

As for the thunderbolts and earthquakes, they are of course, among the many natural physical phenomena for which Lucretius gives a host of explanations in his fifth and sixth books; none of those explanations, of course, involve the gods.

The other part of the explanation is of course that the evidence against many suspects, whether extracted by torture or consisting of little more than hearsay, would be inadmissible in a normal civilian court.

Another idea, advanced by (among others) Donald Rumsfeld, America's defence secretary, is that Mr Hussein destroyed his WMD before the war a baffling move for a hitherto unscrupulous regime facing an existential threat.The most obvious explanation is of course that, leaving aside the mobile labs, there are no massively destructive weapons or facilities in Iraq to find.