Sentence examples for indeed as much from inspiring English sources

Indeed, as much as Capaldi's Doctor is set to lighten this year, the edge is being too softened too much.

"Tall, handsome women soon manage to get home again but the ugly ones stay a long time … some of them, indeed, as much as three or four years".

Indeed, as much of Iran's cinema is meant to teach children moral lessons, the challenge for film makers is to add a dimension that adults will also respond to.

Indeed, as much as you have in T and the Times Magazine a striking example of publishing trends and strategies, you also probably have a cautionary lesson in publishing management.

And according to China Aid Association (CAA), a Texas-based lobby group, the director of the government body which supervises all religions in China said privately that the figure was indeed as much as 130m in early 2008.If so, it would mean China contains more Christians than Communists (party membership is 74m) and there may be more active Christians in China than in any other country.

"The culture of protest needs to develop," one of the members of Pussy Riot said last month, and indeed as much as the band represent a form of protest in Russia, they also embody a shift in culture that echoes the DIY culture that flourished in the Seattle and Olympia areas of Washington in the early 90s – fanzines, garage punk bands, a tone of wild irreverence and a wish to question tradition.

"More pageant than opera," the eminent musicologist Richard Taruskin wrote of "Oresteia," and indeed, as conceived, much of the bloodiest business takes place offstage, to be recounted by the characters and an oft-present chorus.

Next to those I revere, composers especially, none of us will ever do much – or indeed, suffer as much.

Re "Time Out," confessions of a reluctant soccer dad, by André Aciman (Nov. 9): If Mr. Aciman indeed knows as much about the game as he professes, why not volunteer to coach?

INDEED, with as much as 50percentt of the price that Federated is paying for the fund contingent upon the managers' performance over the next six years, Mr. Auriana and Mr. Utsch are motivated to do well.

Indeed, although as much as 80 percent of Europe's land was once forested, in the early 21st century various forests (including both boreal and mixed types) covered only about 30 percent of the continent.