Sentence examples for observations of course from inspiring English sources

All these observations, of course, undermine his blithe suggestion that surfing big waves is safe.

Similar observations of course have been made before, but Mr. Conrad goes on to anatomize the images, motifs and techniques Hitchcock used to underscore his philosophic vision, while minutely analyzing changes he to the source material he used for his scripts.

It's not without a few wry tangential observations, of course – including a reference to rumours surrounding the titular away team catcher Mike Piazza's sexuality ("is he straight or is he gay?") – nor a little Left Banke homage ("You'd settle for an epitaph like 'Walk Away, Renee'").

These observations, of course, should not be particularly surprising given that our statistical selection criterion for voxel selection was fully orthogonal to the effects we report with MVPA.

(The assimilation of actual atmospheric observations, of course, provides a test of the data assimilation system in the presence of model error.

Similar observations, of course, can be made in sequence analysis to, for instance, assess what is the probability of observing a particular alignment score against a random generative background model of nucleotide or amino acid sequences.

Procedures included: mapping training via the framework; examination of course material; direct and video-recorded observations of courses; pre-post course survey sheet; and follow up in-depth interviews with candidates and faculty.

Not an original observation, of course.

This same observation, of course, offers a partial excuse for the economy's lingering weakness.

This observation, of course, comes not just from an acute literary historian, but from someone who has lived under the scrutiny of the secret police.

This is hardly a fresh observation, of course, but it is powerfully reinforced by "Young Romantics," which brings home to a rare degree just how destructive were the poets' experiments in unfettered living.