Sentence examples for of course supposed from inspiring English sources

Television shows are, of course, supposed to evolve – and Hollyoaks can only survive by dropping the deadwood.

Secret Santa is, of course, supposed to be a simple system, understandable to even the most eggnog-fuddled brain.

The Afghans are, of course, supposed to be among the beneficiaries of the American-led war against the Taliban, one in which many U.S. soldiers have died.

Hockey was, of course, supposed to rule the night with the Caps-Penguins clash, which turned into a blowout quickly as the Capitals all but evaporated.

The writers who are baited in this way are of course supposed to grin and bear it, because to object in any way would be gleefully seized upon as evidence of humourless priggishness.

He is of course supposed to be serving the interests of Vivendi shareholders, not upholding France's cultural prestige.

You might, of course, suppose the phenomenon to be New York specific, or limited to the coasts.

We are of course supposing that the government's descriptions of its own capabilities are accurate.

Those two kinds of waveforms do not have the same sensitivity to interference, and we of course suppose here that there is no coordination between concurrent signals, which is no common MAC layer.

Of course, supposing this population had no financial constraint, if prices rose they would continue to buy as much as they wanted.

Prison, of course, is supposed to be unpleasant.