Sentence examples for could have indeed from inspiring English sources

"51 Eri b is the first one that's cold enough and close enough to the star that it could have indeed formed right where it is the 'old-fashioned way,'" Macintosh said.

The Sun's terrific mass loss rate of roughly a million tons of matter per second could have indeed robbed it of much of its initial spin, as each and every solar particle must carry with it a minute amount of the Sun's momentum over the course of billions of years.

Someone could have indeed killed, kidnapped, or raped his woman.

Running counterfactuals is always a risky business, but I think Obama could have indeed closed Guantánamo if he really wanted to.

Running counter-factuals is always a risky business, but I think Obama could have indeed closed Guantánamo if he really wanted to.

This week in TV saw a disgruntled Barbara Walters, the end to two shows, and confirmation from "Mythbusters" that Jack and Rose could have indeed fit on that board -- and lived.

I think the appeal to the Florida Supreme Court could have, and indeed the schedule that was set up would have made that quite possible.

Everything that's in the record is that we could have and, indeed, we still may be able to, if that count can go forward.... CHIEF JUSTICE REHNQUIST.

If Roy Hodgson is tempted to bemoan his bad luck with injuries and suspension entering the European Championship, the lesson from one of his predecessors in the England job is that things could have been – indeed, have been – worse.

They could have -- indeed, should have -- with a more probing set of questions.

Can you imagine the Halloween parties you could have here?" Indeed, homeowner, designer and ghost host Mark Hurt has thrown a number of theme parties and weddings at the mock manse (but no swinging wakes).