Sentence examples for of course attach from inspiring English sources

Two or more reactors may of course attach quite different meanings to the same symbol.

These are people who incessantly screw up their martyrdom videos, to which they of course attach enormous importance, and Omar – glumly reviewing the results on his laptop – describes them as the "blooper" outtakes, as if compiling a DVD deleted-scenes feature.

The members would, of course, attach a fundraising plea to their YouTube channels, and $1 million later, they'd be laughing all the way to the bank.

Mr. Karpel has also accumulated 17 New York State vanity license plates, each of which is, of course, attached to a working automobile.

A large measure of blame, of course, attaches to Republicans, whose avowed aim is to stop the president's entire agenda and whose control of the House of Representatives enables them to do just that.

Of course, attaching this to a pair of sunglasses ultimately makes them less versatile than a standard pair of headphones.

Of course, attaching user habits to a viral growth engine is ideal, the embodiment of the rare "rocket ship" business.

If a cyclic anhydride is used, as in the case of phthalic anhydride, the ester and carboxylate groups remain of course attached to each other.

From a mathematical point of view, this abstract set of relationships is what these objects are, although, of course, we attach many other meanings to them.

Of course, to attach a robot to the computers of the 1960s — mainframes the size of entire rooms — would be laughable.

Unless, of course, we attach electrodes to what's left of Captain Crotchfire's crotch and let Kristol watch, so he can enthusiastically fap himself.