Sentence examples for miracle of course from inspiring English sources

"Miracle," of course, is the….

The real miracle, of course, was that this did not happen: that you in fact surpassed all expectations.

"Miracle," of course, is the new movie about the United States hockey team's upset of the Soviets at the 1980 Winter Olympic Games, in Lake Placid.

Rachel took another sip of her cider and asked, "Do you know the song 'Waiting for the Miracle'?" "Of course," Vadik said.

That miracle, of course, was in large measure a German-American achievement, from Marshall Plan reconstruction, through West Germany's insertion into NATO, culminating with the astute U.S. diplomacy that allowed the country's unification within the Western alliance.

Miracles, of course, do not come cheap.

Now Dave is 10 years old, but the results keep coming -- slowly and without miracles, of course.

The east Asian economic miracle was, of course, no miracle at all.

There's a tendency in adoption literature to frame the event as a blessing, even as a miracle, but, of course, it only looks that way from one side.

"Our boat is not the miracle solution, of course," Hoeppner admitted.

Obama is not the Messiah and he cannot be expected to work miracles and of course expectations must be managed.