Sentence examples for if indeed not from inspiring English sources

If, indeed, not being American is a defining part of Canadian identity, is there any better time to be Canadian than the autumn of 2016?

Furthermore, underlying metaphysical assumptions, in particular various forms of idealism, can provide an overarching argument for panpsychism, and Royce (among many other panpsychists of the nineteenth century, if indeed not most thinkers of the period) was an idealist.

"If this is indeed not the final text, as the Holy See's press office is stating, then much of the attention will be on differences between the draft text and the actual encyclical.

If he did, indeed, not ask to see either document, particularly the counsel's opinion, this clearly raises questions of competence on the part of News International's then Chairman and Chief Executive.

If Verizon is, indeed, not the only carrier, I suspect we'll be finding out in the near future.

If history has indeed not repeated itself, what would that tell us about the possible causes of the Gulf War health effect?

We coped because we had to, but it was very uncomfortable indeed, not knowing if emails were getting through or not.

If Trump and Pence have indeed not discussed the matter, it's unclear why that would be.

It's all right to be wrong, but it's better to say you don't know if, indeed, you don't know.

"If indeed Barack Obama is not intelligent, if indeed Barack Obama is not legitimate, then you striving up the corporate ladder, or striving to achieve something... how can you feel good about yourself as a sixth-grader if you're an African-American".

If indeed Naipaul does not, it will be his loss.