Sentence examples for of course behaving from inspiring English sources

Hannah is shacking up with Adam and is back to writing her e-book, Marnie is living at home with her mom and working at Ray's while getting over her breakup with Charlie, Shosh is balancing school responsibilities and making out with random boys, and Jessa has landed herself in rehab, where she is (of course) behaving badly and outing Taystee from "Orange Is The New Black".

Texts from natural languages do not, of course, behave with such absolute mathematical precision.

CNBC could of course behave as a brokerage and guide its viewers and the users of CNBC.com to Archipelago for trading.

Within a couple of pages the characters have always taken on their own attributes and characteristics, and of course behave in ways the people you thought they were based on would never behave.

(Washington politicians, of course, are behaving much more responsibly with Mr Bush's current tax cut).The Texas tax-cut massacreIt is at this point that the main charge against Mr Bush emerges.

Berlin commented: "Of course Profumo behaved badly..

Of course he behaved that way.

They were saying that, of course, she behaved badly by posting the pictures, but at the end of the day, they can understand her because no one wants to live this life in the countryside.

Of course, Blast behaves very differently in both types of alignments and detectability of homologues is much higher in the one evolved heterogeneously (see legend to Figure 3).

Of course he's behaving extravagantly, but I don't think it's necessarily without reason.

In general the kids behave, but of course they do what kids do: pour spaghetti on their T-shirts, eat sand, drink toilet water.