Sentence examples for of course identified from inspiring English sources

Western military strategists had, of course, identified the nerve centres they would need to target to bring down their enemy.

"Even material that is repulsive, tasteless and outrageous may" be shown and "of course identified as such.

The current unhappy occupant of the non-position has, of course, identified her cause as cyberbullying, apparently forgetting that she is married to Tweetie Pie.

Mitchell Johnson was, of course, identified as the main weapon of Michael Clarke's side but writers were also keen to pay tribute to the supporting cast.

A series of eagerly awaited and still more successful poems followed exotic tales of adventure and mystery, each more thrilling than the last, and typically featuring a hero whose brooding, sexily Satanic qualities were of course identified as Byron's own.The fruits of celebrity included affairs with many of the most fashionable women of the day, including Lady Oxford and Lady Caroline Lamb.

Of course, identified associations are not necessarily causal and require further validation.

Of course, identifying problems is not solving them.

Of course, identifying possible compounds is just the first part.

Of course, identifying influence isn't an exact science.

It could, of course, identify itself — but that would spoil the entire value proposition.

Of course, identifying what detail warrants notation is a major part of what you learn during your Ph.D. and beyond.