Sentence examples for valid of course from inspiring English sources

Those numbers were valid, of course, before the war to depose President Bashar al-Assad ensnared a city known — wrongly, many contend — as a pillar of the regime.

Mr. Benjamin's concern for human safety is completely valid, of course, but that simply means that the symbols must be guarded with the most vigilant security, and perhaps new security measures must be developed.

The "merchant adoption" hurdle is valid, of course, but contactless infrastructure is already in more locations than consumers may realize, even if it's somewhat underused.

His point is valid, of course, but as a solo instrument the guitar is vastly under-represented in the classical music sphere.

Whether it is valid, of course, depends on the correct analysis of modal predication, and, in particular, on whether it should be analysed in terms of "identity across possible worlds" or in terms of Lewisean counterpart theory.

My excuses were valid, of course, but that's how Resistance works!

All of these are valid reasons, of course.

It's a valid point of course, but Easton's observation did have a touch of the Today loftiness about it.

These are all valid points, of course – and I've written before that today's kids apparently have no comprehension of the damage they're doing to their future selves when they post crap like this on social media.

Burbidge makes a very valid point, of course: entrepreneurs need to know how to sell, while people-facing skills are a crucial, but perhaps under celebrated, skill-set required for startup success.

There are other equally valid reasons, of course, to vote for President Obama on November 6, but these five are at the top of my list.