Sentence examples for indeed can make from inspiring English sources

The stark horror of the crashing computer, indeed, can make one strangely nostalgic for the age of fountain pen and quires.

The question is whether it will (or indeed can) make changes to give us back some trust and faith in its humanity.

So, indeed, you can make a difference, and all it takes is a simple mouse click to spark a chain reaction of civic goodness.

(Indeed, scarring can make the pain worse).

That does not make it a perfect restaurant; indeed, it can make it a cold one.

Indeed, it can make over-allocation more dire, by allowing uses, and even the total number of users, to grow.

Indeed, you can make hard choices, without resorting to dreams, without relying on maps, without abandoning duty.

(Indeed, scarring can make the pain worse). Other symptoms were more baffling: her left eye sometimes rolled upward independently; she had headaches; sometimes she seemed to have double vision, and complained that she saw two Mommies.

Indeed, we can make the KF evolve from time t up to time t+k when no new information is available by taking k predictive steps.

If indeed, humans can make it to Mars — and I'm sure we will — much new tech would have to be developed for the mission.

"We will be assessing the business plan in the context of the new costs and we will be determining whether indeed we can make a recommendation that it represents value for money.