Sentence examples for suggesting of course from inspiring English sources

That's not quite what you are suggesting, of course.

I am not suggesting, of course, that we become mendacious towards our employers and propose unnecessary trips.

Schumpeter is not suggesting, of course, that they expose their less-than-buff bodies to the public gaze.

I'm not suggesting, of course, that every band adored by teenage girls in 2016 will go on to be universally revered.

I am not suggesting, of course, that English has no comparable constraints; it has.

What he's suggesting, of course, is that people don't put their actual selves forward on the network and instead portray themselves as they want to be seen for whatever reason.

Solutions have been suggested, of course; quite a few in fact.

It was never quite as free-form as the stereotype suggested, of course.

Who knows, but it suggests, of course, some kind of restored consciousness after death.

An often grotesque juxtaposition of the modern with the traditional suggests, of course, future trouble.

He found it suggested, of course, in the screenplay by David Newman and Robert Benton.