Sentence examples for of course absent from inspiring English sources

Lula was of course absent here too, currently otherwise engaged fighting corruption charges.

With this one exception, the Olympic volunteers were of course absent on Sunday.

Pricing is of course absent but is sure to pop up within the coming days.

But Apple's name is of course absent from the supporting comments (see below).

(Of course, absent from the video were any references to Trump's four corporate bankruptcies).

"Sit down!" (Of course absent from this kid's sing-along was the interspersed and repeated "Hol' up, bitch" between those lines).

"The favorable sentence that eluded the defendant in the criminal proceeding appears to be the sentence he or others in his position would have received in the ordinary course, absent the failings of counsel," he wrote.

In Rebecca, Maxim de Winter is the Daddy (obviously), the mother has three faces, being the appalling Mrs Van Hopper, the ever-present Mrs Danvers and, of course, the absent Rebecca.

Fantasy has not, of course, been absent from literary fiction, but it has been admitted to the mainstream generally only when pedigreed (Martin Amis's "Time's Arrow"), political (Margaret Atwood's "Handmaid's Tale") or exotic (which is to say, Latin American).

This term may of course be absent.

The advantage of our approach is of course the absent necessity of an expert physiotherapist, nurse or physician to perform the assessment.