Sentence examples for practices of course from inspiring English sources

The main difference between these vocal practices, of course, is obvious: amplification.

Outhouse practices, of course, are not the ordinary intimacies described in pop songs, but then Mr. dos Santos is hardly an ordinary pop singer.

But Nochlin was broadly right: when women were treated as unequal and barred from many art practices, of course there were fewer women artists.

The question, he said, wasn't whether there were bad actors or fraudulent practices — "of course there were, and they did awful things," he said — but whether the particular actions of particular people had been the primary reasons for the financial crisis.

Those practices, of course, go way back.

Either way, though, we better have hover boards (with the full set of built-in cybersecurity best practices, of course; we wouldn't those things getting hacked and crashing into Clock Towers).

In practice, of course, life doesn't work so simply.

In practice, of course, it is not quite so simple.

In practice, of course, the application of jihad wasn't always rigorous or violent.

He is not the first to point out the shortcomings of clinical practice, of course.

(In practice, of course, they say as much as clothes always do).