Sentence examples for indeed anything that from inspiring English sources

Best to just stay quiet and never discuss politics or religion or, indeed, anything that is interesting.

Indeed, anything that may be considered as promoting homosexuality or even suggesting homosexuality is normal can be punishable.

Or indeed anything that helps to dispel any intergender confusion during those admittedly sexy periods of public travel.

Most non-Mormons would agree that Mormons view anything critical of Mormonism — and indeed, anything that does not praise the church — as offensive.

There are also digressions imagining or remembering the Holocaust, Malcolm Lowry strangling his wife in Sicily, the Iliad, or indeed anything that seems to pop into his head.

Neither the Chinese government nor the I.O.C. would like such delicate issues as human rights, or Tibetan and Taiwanese independence, or indeed anything that might disturb the order of the Games to get mixed up with sports.

Referring to section 40, he told the Society of Editors conference in Carlisle: "You should be wary, very wary, very wary indeed of anything that looks like an attempt too corral you into submission".

Eva was a driven person, impatient, whether waiting at a bus stop or for a call from her agent – or indeed for anything that was not happening quickly enough.

During my 25-odd years of writing about books I have done my best to avoid cliches, slipshod summaries, oracular pronouncements and indeed anything else that might appear emblazoned on a book jacket.

But they are not talking about government climate change policy, or indeed anything else that the coalition is up too.

Indeed, he continued, anything that helps Edison survive enhances its importance in the reform debate.