Sentence examples for indeed could not from inspiring English sources

This would not, indeed could not, have happened with a paper book.

Their assessments had in common an assumption that the Maine senator would not be, and, indeed, could not be, a serious candidate for President.

In the corridors of the French foreign ministry, diplomats always maintained that France would not - indeed could not - lead on the frontline with troops.

These works of art would not, and indeed could not, be traded on the open market, and the artist was not the "owner" in the modern sense.

Obama said those things, as did others, but a single memorial service indeed could not answer all of the questions that remain; most pressingly, a case still needs to be solved.

Even politicians who make it their rhetorical stock-in-trade to portray disability as an elaborate benefit scam would not, indeed could not, be open about withdrawing money from people already wrestling with such disadvantage.

I didn't, indeed couldn't, finish it.

But Wallace never finished the book — indeed, couldn't figure out how to weight its different ambitions.

I recall hearing similar opinions during my own medical training, voiced by female mentors who, indeed, couldn't have it all.

In the case of Eclipse, that competitor is Predators, which indeed couldn't be much further from the teen vampire romance.

But gradually it became clear that Van Gogh didn't paint, indeed couldn't work, when in the grip of the bouts of depression that intermittently assailed him: that he had to have his lucidity, and that without it his work would have been as banal as any Sunday painter's.