Sentence examples for indeed care from inspiring English sources

The only problem is, not many people know or indeed care about hipster icons.

Some Republicans do indeed care more about doctrinal purity than winning.

It turns out that the typical man does indeed care about women's shoes and, surprise, surprise, it is high heels that press his buttons.

The success of Truss's book in Britain, however, suggests that the world -- at least, that small part of it floating north of France and west of Norway -- does indeed care about proper punctuation.

If the previous use of the word was tiresomely pretentious, its present breadth of meaning shows that while the government does indeed care for the arts - and funds them - it prefers not to say so too openly.

There are valid points hidden deep in the op-ed piece (any presidential candidate should indeed care about bolstering, not shredding, our capacity to monitor and understand climate), but they are interlaced with ridiculous comparisons (Lysenkosism and climate activism).

People with intellectual disabilities are reliant on carers recognising they may have a problem and seeking help, and dependent upon carers communicating effectively within the team, and indeed across care teams (e.g. day care team and home care team).

Indeed, home care is less expensive than institutional care, but it is not free.

Indeed, hospice care practically demands that people who are dying reach acceptance, since they must accept only comfort care and give up all treatments aimed at staving off their demise.

Indeed, intensive care is increasingly being provided to older and sicker patients, whom in the past were not treated in intensive care [3].

And this is where, on second thought, you indeed might care about Wednesday evening.