Certainly old, refocus after treatment

Usage examples of of course.

Your name just slipped my mind a moment--and then, of course, it all flashed over me.

At just this moment the train had entered the State of Virginia, although, of course, none of the men who sat there talking knew this.

EVERYONE, of course, KNEW that King Lear was one of the greatest plays that had ever been written.

There is a splendid establishment in the basement of this building--small, of course, but everything clean and of the highest order!

It is, of course, a trifle and perhaps without great significance in the development of the modern theatre, but it is De Musset in rather good form and De Musset in good form is charming.

She was convinced, of course, that her husband was mad and all his opinions nonsensical.

Rimsky, but was too late, of course, either to have heard or to care much for the modern composers.

One man wrote a book called Studies in Ten Literatures--which, of course, is foolish.

Yes, yes, of course it was a thousand times better for the environment, ten thousand times, but still he liked the feel of the gas pedal, preferred it over the accelerator.

In operation, of course, the tunnel is continuous through the experiment.

And, of course, Giorgio immediately recognized the macroscopic ramifications.

Mating with themwell, of course you mated with them: one was always on the lookout for extra women who could add to the knowledge and technical abilities of Mankind.

Except, of course, for this inexcusably sloppy business of escapees like your-self and Roy here.

As a matter of course, in the last few minutes, they had each been turning periodically in one direction and another to see if there were any sign of the Monsters in the surrounding whiteness.

In our terms, of course, and who are we to say that our terms are right?