Sentence examples for and indeed only from inspiring English sources

Norwich's best and indeed only chance of the half came in stoppage-time.

And indeed, only 11% of Nepal's already low energy consumption is met by fossil fuels.

Their holdings apply only to claimants' pleadings, and indeed only to their allegations on the merits.

And indeed only last week in this paper Jacobson wrote a typically bracing and learned defence of the comic novel.

It looks freshly steamed and cleaned, and indeed only opened for business five weeks ago after a £6 million refurb.

Being a person is something on the body view that I am only for part of my existence and indeed, only for part of my life.

And indeed, only the product, design and engineering teams at Spring — today's nobility — were now slated to enjoy one full day a week of Maker time.

"Beirut is not being rebuilt," he says, and indeed only one Beirut building other than his is included in the atlas.

The main difficulty stems from the fact that the bilevel formulation for the CNDP is nonconvex and nondifferentiable, and indeed only some heuristic methods have been so far proposed.

And economists across ideological persuasions agree that the best — and indeed only — way to do so is in the form of a temporary but substantial increase in federal spending.

The fact of this patriarchal equilibrium presents, in my view, a critical feminist problem that only historians-and, indeed, only feminist historians who take a long view of women's past can unpack.