Sentence examples for feel of course from inspiring English sources

"Today, I feel of course a bit lost, and that's normal.

"I feel of course it [the result] will [alleviate the pressure].

That old-fashioned feel, of course, means a limited retail palette.

"Chicagoans are unbelievably proud of Barack and feel of course that he's ours, because he is".

If you could swallow something that makes you not feel the way you feel, of course you would, you poor little bastard".

Machines will never feel, of course; nor do they allow for human agency and its offshoots (free will, ethics, compassion, love) to unfold and blossom in their arid data fields.

We know how he feels, of course, being writers ourselves.

With his signature hat (made of felt of course) and fishing jacket, Beuys ensured he was instantly recognisable.

The message was just 'Screw you!'" Which was how all of us felt, of course," recalls Shovel veteran Geoff Grubbs '72.

The issue with felt, of course, is that you have to use hot glue to really adhere it to the oatmeal container.

That's the first and most visible place the impact would be felt, of course.