Sentence examples for of course express from inspiring English sources

It can, of course, express displeasure.

Major league teams cannot prohibit their players from participating in the W.B.C., but can, of course, express objections.

It is appropriate for the IOC to assist the NOCs – and the members of their delegations including the athletes – by offering the following advice: 1. Participants at the Olympic Games may of course express their opinions.

In interviews last week at beauty salons in Manhattan, clients said they viewed coloring their grays as a means to maintain professional currency, attract romantic partners, mask their age, and, of course, express their inner blondes.

Christianity can, of course, express itself in other ways.

Of course, expressing rebellion is a Day 1 move for a teen-ager.

Despite my reservations about cultivating orchestral sound as an end in itself, this inspiring concert was a reminder that everything in music is, of course, expressed through sound.

Of course, expressing growth in percentages is meaningless without actual figures, so we poked around a bit and got CEO Court Cunningham to at least share the run rate for last quarter (Q4 2008), which amounts up to $30 million.

The president-elect has already met with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on security and trade, spoken to NATO's secretary general on the phone about whether Washington should continue to support the alliance and, of course, expressed throughout his campaign his desire to build that great wall along the U.S.-Mexican border.

Yet saying that 'I know what I intend to do' is not a cognitive assertion based on (empirical) evidence (of course, expressing the intention that I will take a train presupposes knowledge about train schedules).

Bizet's Carmen, of course, expresses and narrates the very opposite of the director's concept.