Sentence examples for indeed a world from inspiring English sources
This is indeed a world history of salt.
Indeed, a world without facial-recognition laws is a world without strangers.
It infuses a sense of possibility that there is indeed a world elsewhere, beyond these rented rooms.
In a country – indeed a world – where propaganda is more influential than truth, discovering the origin of the chemicals that suffocated so many Syrians a month ago is an investigation fraught with journalistic perils.
It is indeed a world apart from anything Mr Kim will have seen in his own country: vibrant, prosperous and replete with high-tech factories, many of them built with the help of foreign investment.
Our "rehabilitation revolution", under which we are rolling out the principle of paying public, private and voluntary agencies by results to break the cycle of reoffending, is a truly radical scheme – indeed a world first.
Murphy's self-deprecation was endearing (and not wrong — if you were at FYF and skipped the disco-dub legend Grace Jones on Sunday, you were indeed a world-class idiot).
INDEED, in a world where so many images of the beautiful and famous are enhanced, ordinary people sometimes believe they need to prettify pictures of themselves just to keep pace.
Armani has, indeed, created a world.
Combined with better diagnostics, these medicines could, indeed, make a world of difference.
Indeed in a world that can seem overwhelmingly busy, complex and sometimes frightening that sense of home becomes more important than ever.
