Sentence examples for indeed apart from inspiring English sources

They made every kind of pass, indeed, apart from the killer one.

Indeed, apart from his two inaugural addresses, there is no record of Jefferson delivering any public speeches whatsoever.

The Beattie Media episode, indeed, apart from portraying Labour as divided, has shown Mr Dewar as weak and indecisive.

Indeed apart from producing one of the World Cup's greatest goals and one of the most imaginative assists, he did the square root of bugger all.

Indeed, apart from some slight wrestling required get the tight ring on to Kate's finger, everything appeared to go without a hitch.

Indeed, apart from reputation, the only area in which the softer, less powerful Camry retains an edge is in the execution of the interior.

The Afghan Army did indeed come apart — but only after three years, and only after the Soviet Union itself collapsed.

When they play live, Turkmen and Goldsworthy are indeed static, apart from intervals when Turkmen clunks out a rhythm with a drumstick.

In 1938 German chemists Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassmann showed that the uranium had indeed split apart into lighter elements and that fission was possible.

The last time such a comprehensive deal was attempted, at the Copenhagen climate conference of 2009, it did indeed fall apart.

He likened some of the older, 1970s-era plants to vintage Camaros or Mustangs, noting that while some old cars are indeed falling apart, others are tended with pride.