Sentence examples for and indeed how from inspiring English sources

But there are probably a lot of more subtle messages about an individual's state of health, perhaps, or its position, particularly if female, in the hierarchy.There is also the question of how a hyena tells its bacteria what to do—and, indeed, how the whole bizarre system evolved in the first place.

And indeed, how?

And indeed, how did the giants of my field become the authoritative voices that we all cite?

How far he will go with this agenda, and indeed how invested he personally is in it beyond outlandish tweeted conspiracies, is still unclear.

The play showed how important and, indeed, how disturbing images of transformation could be in a society in which there was repression, paralysis, political stagnation, a strange vacuum.

They were big and impossible to sit in (and, indeed, how did men arrange their genitals against injury in these contraptions?).

Update: It's worth mentioning that the system of region-specific DVDs depends on region-specific DVD players, and that's indeed how they're made and sold.

Examples of this kind suggest that 'utility' denotes a measure of subjective psychological fulfillment, and this is indeed how the concept was originally interpreted by economists and philosophers influenced by the utilitarianism of Jeremy Bentham.

At sixes and sevens is indeed how many feel when it comes to the subject of England and their back row.

For Perry, who at 30 has begun to tire of the cloistered academic life, Dima represents the real world and a huge opportunity — an opportunity to save his new best friend (and that is indeed how he has come to regard Dima), to help his country, and to do something brave and risky and exciting.

And that is, indeed, how I thought about the decision when my doctor recommended the treatment.