Sentence examples for of course apart from inspiring English sources

Not that he's anything like Jackson, of course, apart from being talented and prolific from a young age.

Of course, apart from science, what really gives one hope in times like this is the way in which human solidarity rises up and envelops us.

Churches are free, too, of course, apart from the posh ones - cathedrals, Westminster Abbey and such, where they make you pay to get in.

And they're all jet-lagged of course, apart from David who's been driven from London in the back of a limo.

Indeed, in some cases, what dominates is an extremist doctrine according to which "there are no schools of thought in economics" – no schools, of course, apart from that of the dominant "mainstream".

Loser!" Of course, apart from rare circumstances (jury duty, North Korea, "Get Out"), no one, much less the President of the United States, is ever "forced" to watch TV.

"He's the kind of guy that comes up with a strategy and he takes a course apart, kind of like a jigsaw puzzle," said Azinger, now an ESPN analyst.

Writing a novel and making a film are, of course, planets apart: one is a solo enterprise and the other is orchestral.

You could, of course, fall apart on the 16th hole, as I often do.

As a rabbi, my theological premises are radically different from his, of course; and apart from the Hebrew Bible, so too are my sacred texts.

Not everything can be taken apart, of course, but taking apart a few key items will make moving much easier.Here's what you can do: Remove the cushions from your sofas.