Sentence examples for and indeed of from inspiring English sources

(And indeed of Queen).

And, indeed, of the word "news".

This is the basis of our education system and, indeed, of our entire society.

The real 'history' of Nat Turner, and indeed of black people, remains to be written".

The relationship of all the speakers, and indeed of the audience, to Baldwin's work remains intense.

His depictions of animals and, indeed, of women are among the most intimately sympathetic in English.

One characteristic of towns and, indeed, of the larger cities is their rural fringe.

"But now we have a refutation of the idea, and indeed, of all published ideas".

Chemical reactions are an integral part of technology, of culture, and indeed of life itself.

Back home Morris was a key promoter of the Erie Canal, which made New York the commercial center of the new nation--and indeed of the world.

The response of Alabamans and indeed of southerners generally deserves no less.