Sentence examples for indeed extremely from inspiring English sources

Over Australia as a whole, rainfall is indeed extremely variable.

But the antiquity of clicks, if they are indeed extremely ancient, raises a serious puzzle.

The report was indeed extremely convenient for the floundering president, but not because someone had tampered with the data, which are assembled by career number crunchers.

Her wealth — and her seven marriages, including one to Cary Grant — led the public to call her "poor little rich girl," a sobriquet she rejected absolutely, asserting that she was indeed extremely fortunate despite her troubled married life.

It is indeed extremely difficult, almost impossible, to imagine the archbishop of Paris suggesting "a helpful interaction between the courts and the practice of Muslim legal scholars" as Rowan Williams did in Britain.

That did not give Mr Obama the power to enact every measure he wanted (an energy bill and immigration reform were two that fell by the wayside), but the 111th Congress was indeed extremely busy.

It is indeed an extremely high benchmark".

Freeth – in days when ministers could be so – was indeed an extremely chivalrous and generous man.

And at the same time I recognise that widows must, quite rightly, consider the aphorism offensive – indeed, in extremely poor taste.

(Indeed, the extremely young appearance of one character Marie Rose, may be a key factor in Koeo Tecmo's decision not to publish in the west).

The idea of including country music at the end of a proposed Freedom Walk on Sept. 11 is indeed in extremely poor taste, especially for the relatives of those killed and wounded in the war.