Of course not, but I was advising her to read Prometheus when she gaped behind her fan and began to talk about Phebe.
Of course notthat is only a part of a man's life," he answered decidedly.
Of course not, of course not," purred the magistrate.
Of course not; the picture was a fake, made from a genuine one of Alice and a lady, perhaps her mother.
No, of course not, but one is never tired of receiving the assurance of that fact.
Of course not; to say nothing of the danger there would be in giving him so strong an interest in his wife's death.
To what extent the Tractors were favored with the patronage of English and American ladies, it is of course not easy to say, except on general principles, as their names were not brought before the public.
Why no, of course not; had not he made all proper inquiries about that when Susan came to town?
All this was internal, chiefly, and ofcourse not recognized by Mr. Silas Peckham.
To be sure you didn't,' said the little old man; 'of course not.
The captain did not wish his old servant to imagine that it was necessary for him to run after his niece, and so he answered rather quickly: "Of course not.
Of course not," he answered; "if I had known I am sure I would have felt that I ought not to come.
Of course not," said she, "you are too manly for that.
In that case, I have of course not a word to say, save to express my deep regret at losing the pleasure of their company.
Of course not, of course not," fluttered Olivetta.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "course not" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
