Sentence examples for indeed do all from inspiring English sources

There was no such protest about Mr Libeskind's glass-shards war museum in Manchester, because it sits amidst cleared industrial dereliction as, indeed, do all the new buildings on the Tyne.

Indeed, so do all intravenous drug users.

Impossible would it be now to tell all the confusion and confoundings in the soul of Pierre, so soon as the above absurdities in his mind presented themselves first to his combining consciousness.... Now indeed did all the fiery floods in the Inferno, and all the rolling gloom in Hamlet suffocate him at once in flame and smoke.

And indeed they do: all four theme entries break at the point where the letters "CAB" come together.

We may indeed have to do all of the above.

YouTube features extensive reserves of such content, as indeed do almost all image-sharing and social-media services; and that's before you consider fiction, art and film containing material that's explicit but not pornographic by any commonly understood measure (for instance, classical sculpture, Botticelli's Venus, James Joyce's Ulysses... the list is endless...)...

Indeed, Bush and Blair do all they can to shore up this hated and corrupt autocracy.

To effect this sort of reduction, Aristotle relies upon a series of meta-theorems, some of which he proves and others of which he merely reports (though it turns out that they do all indeed admit of proofs).

Schanberg has unearthed a lie of major proportions if indeed McCain did not do all he could do to locate those still missing after his return from Vietnam.

Indeed, we do all the time, by posting content on Facebook, on YouTube, everywhere on the Internet.

Its logic is particularly well suited to parents who believe that if they have the time and money they can — indeed, must — do all they can to give their children the best shot in life.