Sentence examples for of course exists from inspiring English sources

This narrative, of course, exists only in Thomas's imagination, and in an ESPN.com article that presented it, unfiltered, on Friday.

Phelps, of course, exists on a different plane, one that includes two security guards to fend off the Sharpie-wielding children thrusting swim caps at him to sign.

That one thing, of course, exists through itself, and so it is greater than all the other things.

Nothing, of course, exists that way from its own side.

Mr. Robertson points out that "no such document, of course, exists in relation to the Nazi Holocaust".

Chibiscus: One of the only viable ramen options in Hollywood of course exists in a strip mall.

Unfree labor has, of course, existed throughout history.

Intrapreneurs, of course, existed long before the term "intrapreneurship" did.

The debate about school districts does of course exist on both sides of the Channel.

Venture capital, of course, existed informally for centuries, even before the Spanish monarchy bankrolled Christopher Columbus's quest for India and his discovery, instead, of America.

Anti-Semitism, of course, existed before Muslims started immigrating to Europe and has continued at a low level for years despite laws all over the continent.