Sentence examples for hear of course from inspiring English sources

This is not what the chancellor, George Osborne, wants to hear, of course.

That is not what the government will want to hear, of course, given all its vows to rebalance the economy away from so much dependence on consumer demand.

What we hear, of course, grinding away underneath is the ostinato bass so let's listen to just a bit of this.

The one thing we'll never hear, of course, is a decent argument for why on earth non-democracies are even eligible to bid for Fifa's bauble – yet no attempt to get us to chat about the weather should stop this fundamental question being asked of Fifa at every turn.

Choice is also a word competition regulators love to hear, of course.

That's exactly what advertisers like to hear, of course, and last week Intranets.com penned a deal with DoubleClick to move the company to the DoubleClick Select Network.

All journalists want to be heard, of course.

(Similar anti-intellectual voices can be heard, of course, in evangelical Protestantism and fundamentalist Islam).

BAZILEVSKY: Yes, I heard, of course, that they remained there and could not be evacuated.

I kept hearing, of course, that they were an interesting and likeable bunch, in contrast with their recent predecessors.

Performance quality has much to do with whether the poetry within a musical work is heard, of course.