Sentence examples for but also indeed from inspiring English sources

She is hard-working, but also, indeed, a bit snappish and occasionally rude to patients.

The experimental outcomes proved that the techniques could not only precisely recognize error alarms but also indeed reduce the recovery time to 61% of traditional processing time for network troubleshooting.

Mr. Steadman not only stands with the poet in naming prowess, but also indeed calls them into splatted and blotted being — Lesser-blotted Bitwing, Needless Smut, Spundwick's Fret, Quink.

… As far as time travel into the future is concerned, it is well understood in physics — and has been for the good part of a century — that it is not only possible but also, indeed, rather commonplace.

The much greater extent of renal dysfunction in MALA compared with similarly severe LAOO suggests that renal failure not only complicated MALA but also indeed contributed to the pathogenesis.

In this question the superiority of the will is vindicated by Henry, since not only does it move all the other faculties, and hence the intellect too, but it also, indeed above all, moves itself, at a level of perfection which is second only to that of God.

But the latter was also indeed a large part of his life during this rooftop period.

The purchaser of a novel is interested not merely, if at all, in the identity of the producer of the physical tome (the publisher), but also, and indeed primarily, in the identity of the creator of the story it conveys (the author).

They won't have the benefit of having seen her grow from the scrappy fighter to the mature mediator but they will have the benefit of a young woman who not only worked on her graduate degree while with me, but also will indeed be the commencement speaker at that very same graduation ceremony in just a few weeks.

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