Sentence examples for larger course of from inspiring English sources
His own work recognised the importance of deviation, paradox and contingency, as well as the larger course of the historical juggernaut, and he was – indeed – curious about everything.
The Paris Guns killed about 250 Parisians and wrecked a number of buildings, but they did not appreciably affect French civilian morale or the larger course of the war.
No single or corporate actor on the political scene ever encompassed the larger course of events.
The trajectory includes the day-to-day health fluctuations, or 'good days' and 'bad days', super-imposed along the larger course of disablement that may occur over months or years of living with HIV.
Maybe he or she has a number of large courses and stacks of papers to mark?
By and large, of course, most of the radical movements of the 1960s and 1970s did indeed fail to achieve their stated objectives.
And behind that one act of defiance was a larger narrative, of course, of consequential actions by a dedicated public servant.
According to Pentagon and other reports, the insurgency got smarter and larger over the course of 2010.
But the question of the teenage boy was larger, of course.
Well, considering the economy today is 15 times larger, of course it was.
Will the eyelashes be part of a larger storyline over the course of the season?
