Sentence examples for of course seek from inspiring English sources
Insurgents, of course, seek to destabilize the government.
And those specialists, of course, seek opportunities to use their training.
Those in charge, of course, seek to control the image and thus the idea.
I will of course seek out part two of this story, Doomed as soon as I can.
A Bush administration could of course seek to rescind the new rules by issuing its own set of rules.
I'd be interested if any readers do have more specialist knowledge of this area, and will of course seek out other experts as soon as possible.
"All of us of course sought it, wanted it," Mr. Green said of the endorsement, "and all of us thought it would play a big role".
"And my observation was only, of course, seeking to encourage the circulation of great Australian newspapers, I suggested they should invest in a subscription to the Northern Territory News because it was not a secret".
George Bush, of course, sought Congressional approval for the war in Iraq (though he did so only once it was clear that Congress would grant it: I vividly remember watching then-Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Joe Biden practically begging the Bush White House to "allow" Congress to vote on the attack while promising in advance that they would approve for it).
Of course, seeking out excellence is to be applauded.
The indirect consequentialist, of course, seeks to do this from the side of consequentialism alone.
