Sentence examples for instances of course from inspiring English sources

In some instances, of course, laws mandating the surrender of firearms might have done nothing to prevent an attack.

There'd be a few instances, of course, where pre-cancerous cells would be caught and dealt with before the age of 25.

All of those media have their flaws, and in some instances, of course, filtering intimacy through the glow of a computer screen kills it – just as getting to know someone's myriad flaws up close and personal can kill an infatuation.

That's maybe not as cheap as you would've expected given that an X86-based t3.nano server starts at $0.0052/hour, but you can always save quite a bit by using spot instances, of course.

In this instance, of course, the reconciliation had distinct implications for 2008.

In this instance, of course, the person before whom he appeared to have interposed himself as her protector was the President.

In that instance, of course, the governor was not talking about the woman who said she was attacked by his aide.

His reminiscences are teasingly equivocal, for instance: "Of course, that is all a matter of many years ago now and I cannot vouch that those were my exact words that morning".

The worst outcome of all would be for the children to be used as weapons by warring divorce lawyers – with in this instance of course the business communities on both sides being the kids.

But as we add further instances \(b\), \(c\), etc., it becomes stronger (provided we discover no counter-instances, of course).

In this instance, of course, this is a case of a man having sex with someone not his wife because he had, in fact, no wife not to be faithful to (if that makes Parisian sense), only a series of apparently increasingly embittered partners and some kids.