Sentence examples for of course distinct from inspiring English sources

Dialogue is, of course, distinct from conversation.

Lynchings were, of course, distinct from today's police killings.

Autonomic nervous system activity, which is sometimes taken to be the core of James's theory, is of course distinct from voluntary muscle activity.

There are, of course, distinct benefits to studying in a country just emerging as a player in the higher education market: a degree in China, Boyd says, "is way cheaper" than here, with courses costing around £3,000 a year.

In Section Eight I ask whether the luck-neutralizing aim can play a positive role in justifying equality, an issue that is, of course, distinct from the question whether it has been widely thought to be capable of playing such a role).

Of course, this distinct orientation comes with a risk.

(Avocational fanhood, of course, is distinct from and very subordinate to professional fanhood.

That summer I'd been in a production of "Richard III" (Shakespeare's, of course, as distinct from say, Soupy Sales's "Richard III") and a line from it sounded in my head the next morning.

Of course, as distinct from an actual, real, English fall country weekend to which one might be invited, since there's no host, you will have to pay for the hostelry at the end.

While CVRD is, of course, a distinct possibility and may even be the favorite, the Brazilian producer does not need Rio's iron ore (they have plenty themselves), and the pricing of the deal is now extremely high, at about $150 billion.

Like couches covered in plastic that we would stick to no matter what the temperature, dishes filled with hard sucking candy and of course, a distinct smell that still to this day reminds us of being a kid.