Sentence examples for indeed cool from inspiring English sources

Basquiat was indeed cool.

Something youthful, playful and, indeed, cool runs through all his work.

Indeed "cool" itself has had a very good run of late, tending to come towards at the end of an informal business discussions and meaning: "Excellent.

And how do we take them out of that lad culture (in which it is indeed cool) and back to civilization where it's horrible and you'd be despised and regarded as repulsive (by enough of us if, sadly, far from all of us)?

Instead, he found it was indeed "cool".

Geoengineering could indeed cool the atmosphere, ecologist Ken Caldeira of the Carnegie Institution in Stanford, California, and colleagues conclude in their new analysis.

Many of the traditional big clubs have indeed cooled their spending.

The economy has indeed cooled, he said, but is in better shape than it was two years ago.

To doubters of Genesis claiming that the earth could never have cooled in six days from a molten state, "My reply was that the earth had indeed cooled at great speed, being made possible by a process I termed Divine Refrigeration".Yet the "scientific" theories promoted by Potter, a geologist, are no more impressive.

Volcanoes spew out huge quantities of dust, which cools the earth by shielding it from the sun's rays.For argument's sake, assume that give or take a Niño the temperature of the lower troposphere is indeed cooling, or at least not warming.

If I was in fact as aloof and lacking in warmth as certain young women toward whom I had indeed cooled would claim, and not simply shy, which was my assessment, would not old age turn me into a monster of indifference, detached from everything that didn't affect my creature comforts?