Sentence examples for sentiment of course from inspiring English sources

The sentiment, of course, is lovely.

David Cameron knew about the sentiment, of course.

"For sentiment, of course, but not just for sentiment," he explained.

It's an unimpeachable sentiment, of course, but like many unimpeachable sentiments it would surely be more palatable as the chorus of a pop song, maybe laid down over a funky bass line, or whispered by Barry White.

That's a nice sentiment, of course, but it's incomplete without songs like "Waist Deep in the Big Muddy," which demonstrate what happens when the opposite occurs: when there are leaders pointing the wrong way and people who can't (or sometimes don't even want to) think for themselves.

On "Pinocchio Story" he continues his lament: There is no Gucci I can buy There is no Louis Vuitton to put on There is no YSL that they could sell To get my heart out of this hell And my mind out of this jail On any of Mr. West's earlier albums, he would have quickly undermined this sentiment — of course a shopping spree would cheer him up — but here, bluntness is the goal.

A nice sentiment, of course--if you forget that a few years ago the same people were meddling in the same rights, applied to Terri Schiavo.

Such sentiments, of course, remain a distinct minority.

Those sentiments, of course, were expressed a full decade before the invasion that began the current war.

These very sentiments, of course, trigger earthquakes of indignation rather than waves of gratitude elsewhere in these lands.

Not the sentiments, of course, but -- somehow -- just the music, independently of how well it conveys them?