Sentence examples for of course prominent from inspiring English sources

The idea of animal emotions is, of course, prominent in Darwin's work with his 1872 book The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals.

Of course, many prominent influence-peddlers do not actually meet with lawmakers or federal officials themselves.

Contraindications to lithium treatment were of course more prominent in the non-Li group; however, we did not detect major differences in the patient groups' comorbidity profiles.

This poses problems if one wants to assess size effects, which of course become prominent only in small systems, and their modelling by generalized continuum models such as the Cosserat model.

This problem is of course most prominent in departments where patients are fairly mobile e.g. the patients spend at least 10% of their time walking around.

The Monte Cristo Cottage, of course, plays a prominent role in the O'Neill celebration.

Of course, they found prominent economists — Alesina, Reinhart-Rogoff — who told them what they wanted to hear.

New commissions will, of course, be a prominent feature of the celebrations: the society has commissioned works from 16 different composers – more than in any other year.

NWA, of course, are currently prominent following the release of their Straight Outta Compton biopic, and Dr Dre's return as a solo artist with the album Compton.

Newspapers he looks to for endorsements, and of course they are prominent business people in South Carolina, but... he ignored all the bigger targets right under his nose to point at a San Francisco internet company.

Mr Succop was not, of course, the most prominent Christian on the field yesterday: that distinction belongs to Tim Tebow, Denver's quarterback, who has worn Bible verses on his eye-black, appeared in an anti-abortion commercial during last year's Super Bowl and, most famously, kneels and prays during games.