Sentence examples for anyway indeed from inspiring English sources

I don't know whether this is true, but we wanted to buy stuff anyway (indeed, we both had a long shopping list).

But she who had seen Gloria Swanson survive the lion's den believed that she could succeed anyway — indeed, be a choreographer as well as a dancer — and she toiled for hours every day.

That latter viewpoint does after all have the pre-eminent advantage of being mine, and the one that I already occupy anyway (indeed cannot but occupy).

There's far too much plot here anyway, as indeed there was in the 16th century.

Anyway, if indeed he needed to relax, why did he have to go all the way to Dubai to do it?

As a professional with three children, I'm inclined to think about this topic a lot anyway, and indeed have given it considerable thought ever since the birth of my first child nearly 10 years ago when I was practicing law at a Minneapolis firm.

He has had to adopt a more traditional approach to his work to sell it, and has had an uphill battle anyway, because Connecticut, indeed much of New England, is only beginning to take note of its own American Indian artists.

(She went public anyway and was, indeed, nearly ruined).

I knew this, anyway: that my wish, indeed my continuing passion, would be not to point the finger in judgment but to part a curtain, that invisible shadow that falls between people, the veil of indifference to each other's presence, each other's wonder, each other's human plight".

Because so often they later turn out to be very significant indeed - and anyway, it's more fun.

Anyway, the next song was, indeed, "My Generation".