Sentence examples for of course shared from inspiring English sources

These ideals are of course shared by many other nations, but for him they have deep roots in specifically British history.

Guardiola, of course, shared an asado with Bielsa to pick his brains before taking the Barcelona job, talking late into the night.

They also come to the marriage-saving and, of course shared, decision that will assure Liz, a fab cosmetics executive, of more time with Ron, her threatened husband, and their children.

It took the Bush Administration's radical hostility to international law and diplomacy to spark an equal animosity in Annan, whose distaste for the continuously escalating war in Iraq is, of course, shared by a majority of the U.N.'s members.

Those challenges are, of course, shared by scores of other research libraries faced with the task of collecting, making accessible and preserving the nation's assorted electronica: scholarly journals, books and magazines published in electronic form; multimedia products like CD-ROM's; digital photographs, music and films; and millions of miscellaneous pieces of Internet-based material.

This estimate is not, of course, shared by all: many readers find her characters wooden, her writing stilted, and her ethical and political views misguided.

If the board asks his view during their process, he will of course share it".

Of course, sharing a room with someone makes her comfort your problem too, so your sense of tact is well placed.

Rafael Nadal does, of course, share an era with Roger Federer, which has done the era plenty of good, but this season and this year's United States Open now belong exclusively to Nadal.

Recently, films and songs have begun to appear for the first time in the Chiu Chow dialect, a particular form of southern Fujianese.The Chinese do, of course, share an ancient common cultural history.

My children certainly aren't immune — there have been times when they've brought out a gadget while a friend was over — and my solution is always either time limits (and, of course, sharing) or an outright ban.