Sentence examples for goals indeed from inspiring English sources
Noble goals, indeed, but no Silly Putty here.
That last program, as I understand it, gets students both to learn more rigorously and to approach learning in a new way -- noble goals indeed.
These are bold goals, indeed, and Clinton plans to accomplish them in part with a sixty-billion-dollar federal Clean Energy Challenge, which will partner with state and local communities.
The scorer of the first two goals – indeed Salah was the answer to virtually every question as he continued to expunge all memories of his difficult afternoon at Old Trafford the previous Saturday.
Sanneh also has "a harebrained scheme to make the end of the season more fun and controversial" — worthy goals, indeed: Allow teams to choose their playoff opponents, with top-seeded teams getting the top picks.
That was a very good goal indeed.
They are seeking to involve more people in a way that will increase museum attendance, a wonderful goal indeed.
His goal — indeed, his mandate — is to find a place in Manhattan where Dia can mount exhibitions just as it used to do in Chelsea.
It's easy to imagine that O'Nan is on a kind of mission to restore a simple, true sense of humanity to the novel: a worthy goal, indeed.
Since one goal indeed was to redesign European markets on American lines, the European Recovery Program, as it was officially called, sought to explain its grand aims.
