Sentence examples for and indeed in a from inspiring English sources

And indeed, in a less homicidal sense, such is life in general.

And indeed, in a small but symbolic step, officials voted to increase it by a quarter percentage point in December for the first time in nearly a decade.

And indeed, in a shopping centre or street dedicated to the war against crime and antisocial behaviour the innocent and guilty are treated the same – as potential miscreants.

His entry into Jerusalem was compared with that of Christ on Palm Sunday, and, indeed, in a manifesto the Emperor, too, compared himself to Christ.

The extraction of nickel from ore follows much the same route as copper, and indeed, in a number of cases, similar processes and equipment are used.

He never disavowed his Nazi past, and indeed in a 1953 work, Introduction to Metaphysics, he repeated a remark from a 1935 lecture praising "the inner truth and greatness" of National Socialism.

And, indeed, in an amended complaint filed last Friday the S.E.C. accused Stanford of running a "massive Ponzi scheme".

And indeed, in an interview he later said, "I think you can hear the waterfall when you look at the design".

This is Mr. Immelt's first major brush with investor anger, and indeed, in an interview, he said he understood Wall Street's ire and that he needs to restore credibility.

And, indeed, in an institution founded upon skewed values, it is easy enough for prisoners to lift their stature--at least inside the penitentiary.

And indeed, in an experimental study, stimulation of endogenous testosterone was shown to increase insulin sensitivity within 48 h (49).