Sentence examples for as indeed of from inspiring English sources

Manning's plight is symbolic of so many contributors to both books, as indeed of many of the poets represented.

Across more than 150 years, a great central library has been an essential feature of Birmingham's community life, as, indeed, of many other towns and cities, yet today, public libraries are threatened from all sides.

As Cutt argues, "the intent of these (as indeed of all Evangelical texts) was to offset the deistic tendency to consider knowledge an end in itself".

8 A key limitation of progressivity analysis, as indeed of BIA and other such quantitative measures of healthcare financing equity, is that they offer little explanation as to why a distribution is progressive or regressive.

The pragmatic Christianity of the time, as indeed of any time, could make Jobs of serious men and women.

His work is permeated by a deep feeling for the tragic predicament of the Greeks, as indeed of modern man in general.

It may be they are blocked by the obstruction of administrators and superiors, as indeed one of the commenters on last week's blog contended.

Bergson's upbringing, training, and interests were typically French, and his professional career, as indeed all of his life, was spent in France, most of it in Paris.

Although ministers were apparently questioning how such a law could be enforced when companies are based overseas, as indeed most of the internet companies in question are.

(As, indeed, was another of the ten commandments of Judaism and Christianity: "You shall make no idols or graven images").

Kipling, of course, was sure of Britain's cultural superiority -- as indeed, America is of its own when confronted with the Taliban.