Sentence examples for real point of course from inspiring English sources

The real point, of course, is that there are almost no born busts in the N.F.L., and no born "elite" quarterbacks.

The real point, of course, is to chase Soros out of politics, to make his money somehow dirty to Democrats and progressive groups.

The real points, of course, are to be scored in foreign policy.

The real point of Livingstone's comparison, of course, is not historical accuracy about the past; it's embellishing that past in order to imply a slippage of standards on 'our' side, as compared with 1939-45.

Of course the real point of a takeaway cup is to take it away, so we need the bins in the street, not in the store.

The real point of the tax holiday proposal is, of course, to show sympathy for the little guy.

And of course, the absence of liberty, the real point of the punishment.

Some proprietors say the real point of the price increase is to persuade customers to switch main courses.

The point, of course, is that nobody eats real food that way.

Art always has a point, of course: to make the imagined world real to the viewer, to change the mind and remake the body.

That is not the point, of course.