Sentence examples for he indeed thinks from inspiring English sources

But if he indeed thinks and operates within a hermetic worldview that swings between poles of disaster and salvation, we are in a very different universe of discourse.

But this will not do; for no one, for instance, thinks himself to be denying that he has hurt a man's feelings when he says that he did not know that he was hurting them, and, indeed, thought he was not' (85).

When we finally place the values that are pontificated ad nauseam on Fox and Sam Harris's books (he is a brilliant man and a lot of what he says is indeed thought provoking) ahead of oil interests and regional "stability," the scourge of fundamentalism will succumb to the power of reasoned principles.

Many people, he said, do indeed think of states like New York and California as "marvelous places to live in".

David may indeed think that he's better than the residents of Blackwater, as Charlie insinuates, but he also accepts the idea, so central to their sense of identity, that the locals are more authentic than he is, closer to God and the earth and the real America.

But Mr. Norquist said that he and other antitax Republicans had indeed thought through the consequences of their position.

Arabella does indeed think about life.

Some artists can indeed "think in glass".

Great minds do indeed think alike.

Indeed, thought should always be protected, like it or not.

And the franchise does indeed think it has it down.