Sentence examples for of course showing from inspiring English sources

Of course, showing you fewer ads means fewer advertising dollars for AOL Time Warner -- but this time, at least, the customer comes first.

But of course, showing a work like this at a fair like Maastricht means exposing the painting to critics and admirers alike.

"Of course, showing loyalty through enthusiastic support does not necessarily mean true loyalty, but it does mean a person stands up publicly and states his support — and that means everyone knows where he stands," he said.

And, of course, showing people items that they're predisposed to like is an easy way to get them buying and coming back for more.

The selling point of this technology is to make real life more functional from a digital point of view, which means GPS mapping, image and sound recognition, biometric monitoring and of course showing the user a world beyond what is actually there.

Of course, showing up unannounced at the place where you want to work is a bold move, so don't be surprised if security abruptly shows you the door.

Not all employers, of course, show so much concern.

The archaisms, of course, showed themselves more slowly.

The statistics cannot, of course, show the tax impact of each tax haven company.

10 p.m. (13) IMELDA -- That's Imelda Marcos, of course (shown at right, in 2004).

Dogs (read "gods," of course) show up as dead stuffed creatures and towering deities.