Sentence examples for of course rendering from inspiring English sources

Enraged by the chicanery, she kills Arturo on their wedding night and emerges covered in his blood, haunted by visions of what she has lost and of course rendering them all in ravishing song.

Which, of course, rendered the new laws moot.

Koch, of course, rendered that moot, and after all the calls and noncalls, Baltimore is the Super Bowl champion.

Nature, of course, renders the same verdict: Garbage dumped in small streams eventually finds its way to big ones, so all need to be protected.

Said Robinson, "I can't, of course, render an opinion before I've seen the patient.

This will, of course, render it useless and at the same time teach people a lesson (roach livers would be nice).

Lard, of course, is rendered pork fat.

Of course, having rendered Oz inaccessible in the previous book, Baum was in a pickle.

This of course will render the Palestinian state unable to defend itself against Israeli or other intrusions.

Of course, it renders that mirror useless, but more than that, it blinds me when I drive.

This, of course, would render natural rights, or those which belong to human beings precisely because they are human, null and void.