Sentence examples for indeed I remember from inspiring English sources

Indeed, I remember being taught as a medical student more than 20 years ago that morphine should be used sparingly for pain because, as a respiratory depressant, it would slow and could even stop patients' breathing.

Marzano is hardly the biggest name in women's football, indeed I remember watching her put four goals (including a first half hat-trick) past Bankstown City in the second tier of women's football in New South Wales just last year.

Indeed, I remember my own experience in Mexico in the late 1980s and early 1990s, when I was part of the International Monetary Fund's team working with officials there to assist with the country's recovery from the Latin American debt crisis.

Miserable, indeed; I remember feeling very angry toward his parents while reading McCourt's memoir.

Indeed, I remember being short of breath just running down my dorm steps to greet the mobile pizza truck.

Its use in literature also comes up; indeed, as I remember, several works by black authors have nigger in the title: "Nigger" and "Up From Nigger," by Dick Gregory; "The Nigger Bible," by Robert H. deCoy; "Die, Nigger, Die," by H. Rap Brown; "The Nigger Factory," by Gil ScoTheHeron; "The Life and Loves of Mr. Jiveass Nigger," by Cecil Brown; "The Electronic Nigger," by Ed Bullins.

Somewhat reluctantly, Bracken seems to lay the blame more at the door of the husband, who was very fat indeed: 'I only remember two in which it failed, which, perhaps, might be a Fault in the Husband; for one of them was exceeding corpulent, weighing at least twenty Stone, and she none of the leanest of Women'.

Coppola says that "Tetro" is "his most personal and autobiographical film"; his uncle was a conductor, and his father, Carmine — about whom Coppola tells the following story — was indeed a composer: I remember a conversation between my father and my mother when I was fourteen.

As far as I know it had no connotations for Dorril; indeed as I remembered it, the absence of connotations was part of is appeal".

Indeed, the first thing I remember hearing about Ray that week in Dallas, even before I laid eyes on him, was that he'd been deep in the drink for a long time, had tried to quit over and over, had finally got sober in A.A. but was a solid risk to fall off again.

Indeed, many is the night I remember actors vying for attention with the clamor emanating from revelers below.