Sentence examples for observed of course from inspiring English sources

Once observed "Of course people are contradictory.

Shortly after he took over as NATO secretary general, he observed: "Of course, I am as wax in the ministers' hands.

The most famous comet ever observed, of course, is Halley's comet.

She turned to correspondent David Faber, who observed, "Of course, no firm's ever going to say that they are having trouble with liquidity, and, in fact, you've either got liquidity or you don't.

"Well, yes and no," Moller observed, "Of course I wanted it to be in wide use by today, but without that virtual highway in the sky--the Small Aircraft Transportation System (SATS --a free-flight SATS --aaying out all the ruleSATS --asimply impossible".

(K032, Professional association representative) A former high official from the National Department of Health observed: Of course it has gone down dramatically, now as a country we breathe a sigh of relief.

Barclays observes: "Of course, in a full-blown recession, such as in 2008-09, valuations can head lower.

Your author would observe, of course, that the pies are a substitute for something else that Eugenia is trying to give her son, as his hostility to the pies is a refusal to receive it.

As for Obama, he observes, "Of course he's in favor of [same-sex marriage] but he has to be careful about saying so.

As Edward Niedermeyer of the Daily Beast observes: "Of course, nobody lines up to buy any product they've never seen before out of pure reason". .

As a scientist, working on cellular function, I observe, of course, progress in sequencing technology and read about many of the insights, which emerge from the huge data sets now available through deep sequencing.