Sentence examples for and indeed its from inspiring English sources

However, the exact nature of the social minimum, the considerations that support it, and, indeed, its basic justifiability, are all matters of intense philosophical controversy.

I was quite curious to see what the members of our British delegation made of Russia and indeed its people seeing as it was their first time in the former Soviet Republic.

But if the history of Christianity, and indeed its teachings, tell us anything it is that often what God wants isn't particularly religious.

The method is not complicated, and indeed its very simplicity is what makes it a breakthrough.

They conclude that, without the new constitution (or something like it), enlargement of the club, and indeed its functioning, will grind to a halt.

From this deception – from our knowledge of it and Giselle's ignorance of it – stems the ballet's tension and, indeed, its entire narrative impulse.

The spy novel was being reshaped with The Spy – it was a paradigm shift in the genre – it would never be the same again and indeed its wider influence in literary fiction was manifold.

Although there seems to be a high degree of awareness amongst National Societies of the EC guideline, there is no agreement as to whether it is considered to be legally binding, and indeed its interpretation may vary across Europe.

"So many recognize it as a national house of prayer, and indeed its magnificent Gothic spires are a reminder of our constant need to raise our hearts in prayer to God in the midst of all our daily preoccupations".

But it certainly keeps the audience on its toes and, indeed, its shoes on its hands, as we are co-opted into a plan to cause the easily confused Twits to believe that the world has been turned upside down.

And indeed its central meaning, at least, is clear enough.