Sentence examples for indeed agree from inspiring English sources

Most people around the world do, indeed, agree with France's current "version of events".

They did indeed agree to extend more credit to businesses, but with no sanction if they fail.

What does the record say? Historians say that the settlers in Plymouth, and their supporters in England, did indeed agree to hold their property in common — William Bradford, the governor, referred to it in his writings as the "common course".

Wilson does indeed agree that Templeton should be educated alongside the white men in the class (Jane points out that he's not such a free thinker when it comes to letting women attend college).

Osboirne does, indeed, agree, but adds that business taxes are being cut to keep the recovery moving, 12.28pm GMT Jonathan Loynes, chief European economist at the thinktank Capital Economics, says the key message today is that "the UK's fiscal consolidation still has a long way to go", but there may be some pre-election giveaways next year.

However, should the prime minister continue to refuse to participate in a head to head televised debate, the first minister will indeed agree in principle to debate with Alistair Darling or another no campaign nominee, in the terms set out by your letter of 18 June, on a date shortly after the Commonwealth games have taken place.

Indeed, agreeing to bailouts is often the easiest part.

The rapport between the two men at the top is indeed agreed to be extremely good.

"Indeed," agreed Sandy, who was famous for her piggy eyes and would become Sister Helena of the Transfiguration.

When reminded, she said she had indeed agreed to serve on the advisory board but as far as she knew, no meeting had ever been held.

While the Astor's trustees indeed agreed in 1895 to become part of the public library, the 42nd Street building was not completed until 1911.