Sentence examples for of course representing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Armstrong was, of course, representing a country.

In this emblematic love triangle Phuong is of course representing Vietnam to some extent, but she is still everywhere her idiosyncratic self.

In addition, the legislation creates a Green Wall Street instrument, for now, called Wall-E, with the E, of course, representing a clean environment.

Pessoa of course represented much else besides.

These numbers, of course, represent a very thin slice of the big pie of national food.

Any one of those changes would, of course, represent a seismic shift.

New jobs, of course, represent only a small fraction of total employment.

Google, of course, represents the most transformational disintermediation of ad agencies.

Jazz was, of course, represented by Wynton Marsalis, lively as ever, playing Ray Noble's "Cherokee".

The petite bourgeoisie he attacked were, of course, represented by his own family.

Those foreclosures, of course, represent dislocation for the homeowners being forced out of their homes and losses for the lenders.