Examples of 'does of course' in a sentence
Meaning of "does of course"
A phrase used to emphasize that something is expected, obvious, or well-known. It is often used to indicate agreement or to acknowledge a fact that is commonly accepted or understood
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That does of course make matters even worse.
But flying is what a plane does of course.
Disarmament does of course in principle form part of this.
The definition of a reference population does of course influence the results.
It does of course take time to change infrastructure networks.
Yet such participation does of course have to be credible.
It does of course happen that refugees tell lies.
The native population does of course deserve our attention.
It does of course touch upon representation and observation.
Such computer does of course not exist.
It does of course cost more to live in a city.
The government shutdown does of course affect a lot of people.
That does of course depend upon that estimation being correct.
With a story and that does of course include management.
It does of course cover several of my own concerns.
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The number of coupling means does of course depend on the application.
That does of course depend on the application.
Though everything does of course add up.
All this does of course require practical verification procedures.
Building on such an elevated location does of course present very specific problems.
It does of course depend on precisely which political values are in question.
Like all the Christmas books this does of course end happily.
All of this does of course depend on the application.
Medical knowledge in particular has increased tremendously, and it does of course entail costs.
This number does of course depend on the application.
The short answer is, it does of course.
What this does of course is shut out other stimuli.
Well-established artists on our stage . The festival does of course not live on music alone!
It does of course cover the generation of electricity through nuclear fission.
JD said he does of course.
It does of course present a challenge to the underlying information and technology system.
In reaching its decisions, the Commission does of course also take into account cultural aspects.
It does of course encompass the area of individual effects at the primary level.
The number of rivets 66 does of course depend on the application.
This does of course not mean that you are a perfectly harmonious human being.
The number of tongues 16 and posts 20 does of course depend on the application.
The assembly does of course have to be perfectly sealed under vacuum conditions.
The increase envisaged for 2003 does of course relate only to short-term debt.
It does of course give them a much bigger scope to monetize the service.
Rebalancing does of course need to be discussed.
It does of course have its own particular features and assumes a prominence of its own.
This general assessment does of course not preclude case by case analyses.
Turkey does of course have quite different problems from the other candidates.
Berlioz 's music does of course transcend the story.
The same does of course apply to a fender or equivalent assembly mounted on a multihull craft.
On the other hand, this does of course indicate the importance of this subject.
This does of course not preclude that safeguards against fraudulent or negligent activity are retained.
The Czech Republic does of course also offer many experiences for gourmets.
It does of course come from the mountainous tropics of Sumatra in Indonesia.
However, this approach does of course not require utilizing existing message formats.
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So does that giant hole in the wall there
Not because of what he does in his bedroom at night
She does not want to open her door
