Sentence examples for of course upon from inspiring English sources

And first of all our attention is of course upon this chamber.

Of course upon such an income, the family pride was difficult to support, and the means of education for the younger branches extremely restricted".

Their position depends, of course, upon general affluence, a society in which the poor - by virtue of their idleness, fecklessness or stupidity - have clearly forfeited any claim to show the way to the rest of us.

The balls play beautifully upon the characteristics of colour - the vitality of red, the solemnity of deep blue - and of course upon those little, plastic, maze-games in boxes.

Ms. Buglisi's choreography draws upon Graham's technique, theatricality and high emotional pitch but not upon the forbidding formal obscurity and sharp edges of Graham's modernism (nor, of course, upon her genius).

What is meant by "the Absolute" depends, of course, upon the philosopher in question; it might be taken to mean God, an overarching universal mind, or simply the class of all possible thoughts.

All such devices, of course, rely upon the muscle power and endurance of the operator.

The recommendations are, of course, based upon the best available evidence.

The treatment of a burn is, of course, dependent upon the severity of the injury.

When you take Social Security, of course, depends upon your health, additional savings and debt situation.

And, of course, once upon a time Americans saved; now they punt on a roaring stockmarket.The danger is clear.