Sentence examples for of course implies from inspiring English sources

But patience, of course, implies an end...

That, of course, implies that there was an old normal.

And that, of course, implies breaking with the metaphysical notion that "the market" always knows best.

That, of course, implies that we are reaching the edge of human performance.

That of course implies abandoning civil service personnel reduction unless other departments are to be disproportionately hit.

Politicians talk often of "sending messages", which of course implies a theatrical language of gestures and actions staged to invoke broader meanings.

"Migrate," of course, implied gangs of servants and slaves who actually did the heavy lifting.

This did not, of course, imply misanthropy on the part of Daoists.

"She then, of course, implied I had no choice, that there was no work coming," Ms. Winger says.

I ought to add that I am not, of course, implying that Northcliffe and the KM group colluded to bring about this happy coincidence.

Of course, implied is the heaps of cash they were offered to join in on turning Best Buy's brand around.