Sentence examples for Most indeed from inspiring English sources
Most, indeed, seem to regard the tasks they are set as more like a paying hobby than an actual job.
Most, indeed, of this elegantly constructed essay is about why an unrivalled military and economic power still needs allies or partners, and why, as world leader, America should rely also on the soft, persuasive kind of power: the appeal of its values and culture.
Most indeed do not need food aid.
Most, indeed, up to three-fourths, of The Forbes One Billion are hungry farm families; the rest, many of whom are hungry and newly arrived from the countryside, are in urban slums.
Other banks that were once in its position, or even weaker, such as Royal Bank of Scotland, HSBC, BNP Paribas, UBS or Credit Suisse, have not expanded their wholesale business at the expense of their domestic retail base; most, indeed, came to realise that a strong retail base was crucial.The answer is that none of these banks was hijacked in quite the same way by its investment bankers.
For most, indeed, it has not (Turner 2002).
Most are indeed killed for their fur.
Most reporting – indeed, most human life in 2013 – leaves too much of a digital fingerprint.
Most Scots, indeed most Labour voters, do not share the genuine antagonism towards independence felt by the leadership.
And what goes on in this warren of small rooms is most anomalous indeed.
