Sentence examples for important indeed from inspiring English sources

"It's very important indeed we use the opportunity of the Winter Games to underline the importance of treating people fairly, which is at the heart of the Olympic charter and important to the Olympic movement," said Mrs Miller.

Those things are very important indeed.

Clearly, technology metals are and will be very important indeed.

"His contribution was important, indeed it was indispensable," said Sumption.

"His contribution was important, indeed it was indispensable.

So the short answer to your question is very important indeed.

But, as Shrimsley knows well, perception in politics is as important - indeed, often more important - than the reality.

All these are important ― indeed, urgent.

As its title declares, "Commedia" is about the commedia dell'arte, that form of improvisational theatre, with Harlequin and Pierrot and Columbine, which was so important in Europe from the sixteenth century through the nineteenth and is less important indeed, widely unknown today.

Such contributions are unquestionably important--indeed, as or more important than any others, at least on a person-to-person basis--but as this list is intended and directed in a very different way, my hope is that readers and commenters alike will contribute to the effort below in the same spirit that launched it.

Pain will cease to be important; indeed, for the first time in his history.