Sentence examples for proved of course from inspiring English sources

Counterfactuals can never be proved, of course, but all U.N. members essentially now accept that if quick and robust military action had been taken in the 1990s, when the North and the South were hopelessly divided over "humanitarian intervention," some 8,000 lives would have been saved in Srebrenica and 800,000 in Rwanda.

President Kennedy's three deeply moving words proved, of course, a haunting self-eulogy.

This condescending attitude proved, of course, to be bullshit, and just another guise of judging and controlling mostly women.

Prop 187 proved, of course, to be a famous defeat whose sorrow and sting carried the seeds of many future victories to come.

Which proves, of course, exactly how important ideas are.

None of that proves, of course, that the bottom has been reached.

But as hedge funds move in, there are fears of leakage.Actual abuse is hard to prove, of course.

It can not be proven, of course, but it is likely that some of these rivalries continue right up to that final patch of green called the cemetery.

What this proves, of course, is next to nothing: scraping student-volunteered favorite bands is not exactly a scientifically valid way of associating individuals and music tastes.

It is a claim that is impossible to prove, of course, and besides, New Yorkers rarely care how things are done in the rest of the country.

His description of the effort as a "defensive" reaction by those who have an "anti-global agenda" was quickly and loudly denounced by French newspapers, politicians and filmmakers — proving, of course, how dear the issue is to French hearts.