Sentence examples for can't indeed from inspiring English sources
Seeing no one standing, Mr. Smith exclaimed, "Because you can't!" Indeed, the term consolidation was on the lips of many people here, as it has been year after year.
Stalnaker replies: we can't, indeed, be certain that the proposition we were wondering about earlier is true.
Of course it would, but we can't–indeed no one can, not even Congress or the U.S Securities and Exchange Commission because of the an encumbrance known as the Fifth Amendment.
She said: "I understand there is a genuine and sincere requirement for infant formula milk for mothers who can't or indeed don't wish to breastfeed, and any number of circumstances which lead parents and carers to choose formula".
If India can afford it, why can't we?" Why indeed?
The kneejerk criticism of this kind of undertaking is correct, but also so obviously correct as to be somewhat banal: no, you can't measure happiness – indeed, we can't even agree on what it means to begin with.
The fact that she is currently complaining about his depiction of her can't quite dispel — indeed, might confirm — the absurd, gnawing suspicion that her life has been one long audition for an Errol Morris film.
"You wonder why I can't be serious?" Indeed, the behavior of his teammates was singled out for criticism in a statement that Wizards management issued after the suspension was announced.
Mr Carter said: "Just because you are spending less money it doesn't mean you can't maintain, or indeed improve, services which you are delivering if you go about it in an intelligent way".
With only a five-foot draw the SQ can sneak into inlets bigger ships can't even approach; indeed, the only time we noticed the competition was in the well-traveled, yet still amazingly beautiful, 19-mile-long 19-mile-long 19-mile-long Tracy Arm
