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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as he indeed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a statement or to affirm something that has been previously mentioned about a person.
Example: "He has always been a dedicated worker, as he indeed demonstrated during the last project."
Alternatives: "as he truly" or "as he certainly".
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Glazer argues that "the architect today... aims at seeing himself as an artist, as he indeed always did".
Or as he indeed said at the end: "If you don't go crazy, you are not normal".
Or maybe Roth sized up this waiter-writer as someone who might publish a creepily detailed account of his breakfast order on the blog of the Paris Review, as he indeed did.
His failure to give a consistently negative answer to question (2) lands him in flat contradiction with his official commitment to interpreting sacred texts in exactly the same way as profane texts (for, of course, as he indeed himself implies, in interpreting profane texts we may not assume that the texts are throughout true and therefore also self-consistent).
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And Ms. Hope said that she viewed Gov. George E. Pataki, a Republican, as vulnerable, should he indeed run for a third term next year.
President Clinton chose Mr. Gore, a man from the same part of the country as he -- indeed, from an adjacent state -- and from the same part of the ideological spectrum.
He is Tiger Woods as Tiger Woods should have been; as he was, indeed, until the myth came crashing down.
(As, indeed, he would).
He looks as if he could wield a mean rapier, as indeed he does when he plays Cyrano de Bergerac on stage.
Ridiculous!" He began to extol the virtues of the picture, as if he were selling it — as, indeed, he already was in his mind — instead of buying it.
He indeed emerges as a character more sympathetic than others have painted him.
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