Sentence examples for and indeed made from inspiring English sources

His decision was "for the good of the church," he said, and indeed made freely.

Their policies have left the British economy malnourished, and indeed made parts of it quite ill".

He was prominent in student revues, and indeed made his television debut (with Maggie Smith), claiming a producer credit on a 1954 BBC television programme, Oxford Accents.

Over several centuries, the parliament capitalised on the monarch's chronic need for money and, indeed, made sure he did not gain financial independence.

It was taken and indeed made by Charles II – a figure who, having paid perhaps thousands for the recipe, became so closely associated with this therapy that it was soon known as "the king's drops".

The book has delivered on the ordinary title and indeed made headlines, mainly about what Mitchell has chosen to divulge from private, off-the-record conversations with successive prime ministers.

Starvation and plague have almost been eliminated and indeed make headlines when they occur.

Many manifestations of tribology are beneficial and, indeed, make modern life possible.

While that sounds like hyperbole -- and, indeed, makes for successful fund-raising appeals -- in this case it may be true.

Now the characters can do anything, go anywhere, have any sort of reaction, good or ill – and indeed, make any political argument the author wishes them to make.

Then again, whatever hazy and sentimental rhetoric may surround such groups, they unquestionably improve musicians' lives and, indeed, make careers possible.