Sentence examples for indeed deeply from inspiring English sources
DEXTER FILKINS: Kevin, the Afghan government is indeed deeply corrupt.
This referred to a YouGov poll, which was indeed deeply depressing for Labour.
Sometimes this was, indeed, deeply rooted in Christianity and in the church.
The question is crucial because different forms of finance are needed for innovation, which is risky – indeed deeply uncertain.
If you look at fiscal prospects over, say, the next 20 years, they are indeed deeply worrying, largely because of rising health-care costs.
The relationship is portrayed as indeed deeply emotional and dependent; the poet-speaker cannot live without his friend and that friend's returning the love that the poet-speaker so ardently feels.
These assumptions are, indeed, so deeply buried in most critical discourse that they customarily remain hidden from critics themselves, who imagine that they are merely solving problems of intrinsic interest.
Indeed, they are so deeply entrenched that engaging in them is, for all practical purposes, inescapable; we cannot avoid forming memory judgments, introspective judgments, perceptual judgments, and so forth.
Slut-shaming has permeated our milieu so deeply that its absence indeed is remarkable.
Indeed, we had hurt his feelings so deeply that another waiter had to replace him.
This entry-level Q7 is indeed a deeply lovely thing.
