Sentence examples for remarks of course from inspiring English sources
Every president uses prepared remarks, of course, often reading from paper or note cards.
Not all the president's remarks, of course, are quite that touchy-feely.
Feud With Leftist Artists His remarks, of course, immediately revived his lifelong feud with leftist artists over the proper role of art in society.
Dr Reed, who has performed over 1,500 trans surgeries, remarks: "Of course there is an enhanced risk, any time you operate in areas that have had previous surgery the blood supply is not as healthy as it was if they'd never had any surgery".
He remarked, "Of course whatever happens at Dunkirk, we shall fight on".
Distracted by the bill, I barely registered Sandy's parting remark, "Of course, you'll need to measure the ribbons".
Scardino's more-remembered remark, of course, is the one about how the Finacial Times would only be sold "over my dead body".
Eliot's remark, of course, leaves a lot unsaid, including that his play was practically an opera libretto waiting to be set to music.
It's more.'" That remark, of course, brings to mind the "Not your father's Oldsmobile" campaign, which sought to woo new customers to the Oldsmobile brand while keeping the brand's loyal buyers.
Dame Helen Mirren raised some eyebrows in her speech at the recent Evening Standard Theatre Awards when she said that hers was a "bitchy" profession, remarking: "Of course we're bitchy, we are envious when we see other people doing work we'd like to do".
(Implicit in that remark, of course, is the idea that everyone being dressed down by Mr. Ogilvy was a man — and that all the men would be married. Sometimes, it seems the TV series "Mad Men" is a documentary rather than a drama).
