Sentence examples for sin of course from inspiring English sources
That's no sin, of course; corporations aren't to be faulted when a goal is to make money.
Success is not necessarily a sin, of course, and, for many people, buying organic is a way of being environmentally sensitive.
The notion of original sin, of course, informed Hawthorne's "Scarlet Letter," a work Ms. Parks riffed on more compellingly in her "In the Blood" (1999).
(There is a fine irony is the way the hedge funds are pilloried for having been right about the incompetence of the banks. If only the politicians and everybody else had been as canny. Their sin, of course, was that they went ahead and put their money down and made fortunes).
I knew blotto was a sin, of course.
Instant categorisation is one of the cardinal critical sins, of course, but Matthew Kneale's Whitbread award-winning novel summons up the adjective "post-colonial" just as surely as chicken summons up bread sauce.
This requirement covers a multitude of sins of course since there are numerous forms of adjustment to local circumstances and coordination.
Walking in the Spirit does not mean that you will never sin again, of course.
Whatever Grubman's sins, he of course is not personally responsible for the late 1990s excesses and the subsequent collapse of telecom valuations.
Sin City is, of course, a gambling town.
