Sentence examples for the image of course from inspiring English sources

All good for the image, of course.

The image, of course, is getting a little moldy.

It does tend to to ruin the immediacy of the image of course.

"The image of course will probably fade; it will not be as it used to be," said Amer al-Tameemi, an economic analyst from Kuwait.

The image, of course, is richly ironic, as it is well known in the pop world that he doesn't have genitals.

The buckled book reviewer -- this image, of course, is also Amis's -- had better watch her step, then.

The proposed multi-segmentation fusion method implementing the framework in Fig. 1 uses noise masks as results of individual segmentation results to generate a best-fitted inner P and outer L boundary curve marking the true possibly occluded iris within the eye image (of course also a corresponding resulting noise mask can easily be generated).

"So, instead of resenting the narrowness of the image which, of course, is only one of the many aspects of this continent within a country, we should take advantage of the sympathy we get thanks to these characteristics and establish a commercial relationship with the rest of the world based on it.

Part of the joy of these images, of course, is what they imply about Darwin — not the stereotype of a tortured, isolated great thinker but the abettor of scientific curiosity in others as much as in himself.

But the unremarkability of the image was, of course, what made it remarkable.

"Part of the appeal of tattoos is the bad boy image, of course.