Sentence examples for indeed I cannot from inspiring English sources
"Indeed, I cannot express all that I thought".
Indeed, I cannot conceive of any other sound method of attacking this type of problem.
That agenda matters; indeed I cannot think of a more important one for the 21st century.
Indeed I cannot say enough about the things which were there before me".
Indeed, I cannot think of a single positive application for such research, other than the generic claim that it will help us understand better.
I suppose I was both arrogant and devious.And indeed I cannot look back on my past life without somesense of my innate superiority.
The shadow minister for housing, Roberta Blackman-Woods, called the sacking "sad news indeed", adding: "I cannot understand how Jeremy thinks it will help his worsening position with the PLP [parliamentary Labour party]." Liberal Democrat MP Alistair Carmichael noted that the row would distract from the Conservative party's own internal strife, tweeting: "Thank God Corbyn has sacked Benn.
While I have described this target in The Independent as "near impossible", as indeed it is, I cannot see the point of aiming at anything less if the intention is to make a difference.
Empathy cannot wait until residency is over; indeed, it cannot wait until residency begins.
Indeed it cannot be so; for antecedent and consequent, as assumed, are in contradiction.
