Sentence examples for of course extended from inspiring English sources

The crackdown has, of course, extended to the Chechen separatists whose destruction ("Should we catch them in a shithouse, we'll whack them in a shithouse!" he once said) was Putin's first real claim to leadership fame.

The importance of Jack's arc, of course, extended far beyond that brief kiss.

And that, of course, extends to Shakespeare.

The problem, of course, extends well beyond the car business.

E-mail of course extends far beyond the presidential race.

That perception, of course, extends far beyond track and field.

Of course, extending the life of even the best series isn't necessarily a good thing.

What should you do? A. The Internet, of course, extends the reach of complaints.

And, of course, extending Medicare to everyone would save even more money.

The current Handel boom, of course, extends far beyond New York, as new recordings continually remind us, even in a straitened CD market.

It would also, of course, extend to access to knowledge more generally — a value that was inherent in Aaron Swartz's hacking of the JSTOR data base.