Sentence examples for stressing of course from inspiring English sources

"The parents at home have been a hundred per cent stressing, of course," Fiona Barclay, their teacher, said.

And it's worth stressing, of course, that usenet.com != Usenet.

We get stressed, of course.

I would stress, of course, that fly-tipping is not to be encouraged.

The main point to stress, of course, is that BP must be in this for the long haul, that Americans expect it to meet its obligations under law and that it must honor its oft-repeated commitment to pay claims from individuals even if those claims exceed statutory limits.

A number of senior figures in the party have come out in support of Mr Farage, with deputy leader Paul Nuttall saying "four million voters are fully behind" him, while immigration spokesman Steven Woolfe urged the party to draw a line under the "squabbling" of recent days, stressing that "of course we want him to stay".

She will stress that, of course, it is for Britain to decide, but she will also emphasise that we should not think that a vote to leave would be without consequences, some of which we might not like.

She goes on to stress that of course 3D printing is on the toy companies' radar – for their own internal prototyping processes if nothing else – and predicts that in 5-10 years most manufacturers will be using it commercially.

STRESS, of course, is not good for you.

More stress, of course: to be drowned out in turn by drink after drink after drink.

He was under intense stress, of course, which led to insomnia, migraines and abdominal pain.