Sentence examples for in indeed for from inspiring English sources

It was thus quite in order for Tenzing to become an Indian hero, and he has fitted into the role well — literally fitted in, indeed, for when he visited New Delhi last June on his way to London, he found that the clothes of Pandit Nehru, India's senior hero, might have been tailored for him.

It was thus quite in order for Tenzing to become an Indian hero, and he has fitted into the role well literally fitted in, indeed, for when he visited New Delhi last June on his way to London, he found that the clothes of Pandit Nehru, India's senior hero, might have been tailored for him.

"As the science demands" was the cry echoing around the UN climate talks in Copenhagen in December, and, indeed, for months and years before.

There was no indignity for Wales in defeat, or indeed for Gareth Bale in a much-hyped individual duel that was in reality never quite an individual duel.

These results have important implications for olfactory processing of realistic odor plumes in animals and indeed for sensory processing in general.

A Downing Street spokesperson said: "We recognise that this information may cause concern for those in Sharm and indeed for those planning to travel to Sharm in the coming days.

However, little is known about such processes and abilities in this family, or indeed for amphibians in general.

The results are shown in figure 5 B. Indeed, for lineages in the fit set, the early fitness landscape is biased toward positive duplications.

Mr Bates was awarded a second five-year term in 2009—rare indeed for a DeGroote dean.

I very much assume it would be illegal in Britain (and indeed, for it would be more likely to be put into practice there, the US).

For most of the officers in Bangalore -- indeed for most generals and viceroys -- the empire's purpose had much more to do with the preservation of their power, and British power more generally, than the improvement of India.