Sentence examples for of course instances from inspiring English sources

And of course instances of old-fashioned fisticuffs are legion.

(There are, of course, instances where a big star meets a big role and sparks fly.

Of course, instances of these deconstructionist tendencies appear on "Butterfly," too, but on "untitled unmastered" they seem more joyfully and carelessly and, therefore, more rivetingly explored.

There are, of course, instances where special types of bedrock combine with particular weathering and erosion regimes to produce unique landforms and landscapes.

There are, of course, instances when surgery such as labiaplasty (trimming or removing the labia) or vaginal rejuvenation are recommended, even deemed necessary, for health reasons.

While some starlets kept their cool and avoided the topic at hand, there were (of course) instances of outrageous looks that surpass the point of judgement.

"There will, of course, be instances where individuals have not felt that casual employment was what they wanted," he says.

There are, of course, some instances where the experience is seamless, but too frequently it is flawed.

Just three examples; they spring to mind simply because memorable and effective writing about old age is rare, though there are of course other instances.

The performance of the proposed hyper-heuristic is tested across two different problem domains using real world benchmark of course timetabling instances from the second International Timetabling Competition Tracks 2 and 3.

Such detentions have dramatically increased the rate of detention of Aboriginal Australians and deaths in custody continue, as recently as last week, 25 years after the Royal Commission Report into Deaths in Custody There will of course be instances where detention at the discretion of the executive is justified in the interests of community safety.