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The phrase "artful indeed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the skillfulness or cleverness of something, often in a positive or admiring context.
Example: "The artist's latest work is artful indeed, showcasing a mastery of technique and creativity."
Alternatives: "clever indeed" or "skillful indeed".
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And at the same time that she calls the importance of intellectualism and art into question, her precise and elegant prose is smart and artful indeed.
"Bee Season" flickers past like a dream, and it is artful indeed.
Accomplishing these ends with very little exposition makes "Something Big" quite unusual, and like its illustrations, very artful indeed.
** Some individual poems that most blew my mind this year: Brenda Shaughnessy's "Artless" is very artful indeed, its rhymes wrung out of plain language, like Raleigh's "The Lie".
Some individual poems that most blew my mind this year: Some individual poems that most blew my mind this year: Brenda Shaughnessy's "Artless" is very artful indeed, its rhymes wrung out of plain language, like Raleigh's "The Lie".
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And as a no cost brand building investment, a very artful deal indeed.
GW: So Artful Design.
And so, Artful Everyday, materialized.
"That's why it was so artful".
Artful, if not art.
More sympathetic in its portraitures than its satiric predecessors "Their Wildest Dreams" (2003) and "The Tutor" (2002), it's an artful variant of the familiar nightmare — familiar, indeed, as a fairy tale — of the amnesiac waking to a jigsaw-puzzle world to be reassembled by heroic effort.
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