The phrase "about it indeed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a statement or to express agreement or affirmation regarding a previous point made about a subject.
Example: "I have my doubts about the project's feasibility, but after reviewing the data, I must say I am convinced about it indeed."
Alternatives: "certainly about it" or "definitely regarding it".
Mathematical physicists do not wait until some concept has received its final explication before trying to prove theorems about it; indeed, the process of theorem proving is often an essential part of conceptual clarification.
The only way to speak about it, indeed the only way to conceptualize it, is through systems of metaphors that refer to embodied experience.
But Steve Bannon knew about it — indeed, he had a heavy hand in writing it — and apparently, that's all that matters.
But the inhabitants of Durham, who suffer around a quarter less crime than people elsewhere in the region, are very worried about it indeed; 26% have even managed to convince themselves that they live in a highly disorderly area.What's more, gathering information about fear may generate more of the stuff.
But they did nothing about it; indeed, by keeping nominal interest rates low, they encouraged the credit excesses.International regulations on the capital adequacy of banks do exist, but they tend to be procyclical too, requiring lenders to raise more capital only when the problems have already occurred.
And what can you and I do about it?" Indeed, what can you and I do about it?
Living for the sake of others is not a charity or even a noble thing to brag about; it is indeed the pragmatic thing to do.
I had all these big dreams about making it". Indeed.
A bidder laughed and said, "Uh, how about right next to it?" Indeed, the next car was a 1963 Impala, a two-door hardtop that had been driven just 11 miles.
The auctioneer, Yvette VanDerBrink, tried to nudge the price higher: "Where are you guys going to find another one?" A bidder laughed and responded, "Uh, how about right next to it?" Indeed, the next car was a 1963 Impala, also a two-door hardtop, showing just 11 miles.
"But what should we have done about it?" What indeed?
