Sentence examples for indeed I consider from inspiring English sources

Indeed, I consider myself something of a connoisseur.

Indeed, I consider it vital for the police investigation to be supplemented by a public inquiry.

Indeed, I consider myself a dedicated healthcare worker, whose adult life has been immersed in addressing the wholeness of life.

Cynthia Enloe, author of numerous books on women and international relations (indeed, I consider her the grandmother of feminist IR), writes in an easy, snappy, funny style that is at once approachable and deep.

Indeed, I consider it the company's greatest and most lucrative competitive advantage.

Indeed I now consider osteotomy to be a salvage procedure — unless there is an urgent need to correct malrotation or gain significant length.

(Indeed, Rep. James Clyburn said, "I consider this the Civil Rights Act of the 21st century").

Indeed, I always considered him a loving friend of the Jewish people.

It is indeed a "hard problem" when I consider how the brain constructs those many distinct "qualia" – instances of subjective experience which words can never express fully – and builds our conscious experience.

In respect to glutamatergic neurons this is indeed the case, but overall I consider 20% quite a significant fraction (cf. monoaminergic neurons).

In respect to glutamatergic neurons this is indeed the case, but overall I consider 20% quite a significant fraction (cf. monoaminergic neurons)." Reply: Comment well taken.