Sentence examples for indeed for a man from inspiring English sources

Indeed for a man who confesses to disliking conflict, Packham is no stranger to a fight.

Indeed, for a man who is notoriously sensitive about his public image, he has coped with the spate of newspaper stories about his sexuality with admirable coolness.

A solid start indeed for a man whom Maria Sharapova said yesterday was not as strong a server as women's champion Serena Williams.

Funny indeed, for a man who would come to be associated with distinctly un-Arctic environments: the gas-lit glow of Victorian London, the famous chambers at 221B Baker Street, and — further afield, but not much — the gabled manors and foggy moors where Sherlock Holmes tracked bloody footprints and dogs failed to bark in the night.

Indeed, voting for a man was turned into a religious duty in many neighborhoods.

Indeed, for a young man whose most popular video includes rampant swearing, cross-dressing, (fictional) depictions of kidnapping and murder and the (fictional) drinking of his own urine, he comes across in an interview as surprisingly wholesome.

Indeed for an ambitious man – and he was ambitious – he was remarkably indiscreet.

It is indeed a change for a man who 22 years ago was at the forefront of the social and political uprising that ousted the dictatorship of Anastasio Somoza and ushered in an era of Central American-style socialism.

Indeed, while a man named Barry George was sentenced for the killing, he was later acquitted.

In this sense, Romney is, indeed, a man for this election season.

He was indeed a man devoured by a passion for painting and not for pecuniary gain, for he committed himself to grandiose undertakings for exceedingly modest remuneration.