Sentence examples for the statement of course from inspiring English sources

The statement, of course, is better than silence.

The statement, of course, overlooked the fact that slavery was legal for nearly a century.

The neatness of that statement, of course, is that both dreams are equally ludicrous.

No mention of Roy in that statement, of course.

To the Times he made the prickly statement, "Of course the intention was not to offend anyone," before letting it be known that he would probably rethink the Indian costume he was planning for next year because "someone will be offended".

But asked last week who her role models as first lady were, she said in the prepared statement: "Of course, my mother-in-law and friend Barbara Bush because of her ferocious love for her children.

The book was packed with nuggets that fired the young Turing's imagination including the following provocative statement: "Of course the body is a machine.

Namely, the apparently obligatory statement: "Of course these cuts are to be deplored".

The statement is of course strongly related to the recent update of the ASAS recommendations on anti-TNF therapy in AS. 15 Since the last systematic review 11 there were many new studies.

The statement was, of course, that Mourning is on the way back.

The statement added: "Of course, we will allow any affected blogs a grace period in which to edit or download your content" – implying that if offending material was left on an individual's Tumblr account it would eventually be deleted.