Sentence examples for indeed i take from inspiring English sources

Indeed, I take them to win.

(Christo says, "in the morning it's almost red, very susceptible to the humidity, like an abstract painting", and indeed I take a photo that resembles a Rothko).

Indeed, I take the view that it is regrettable that WHO had not prepared stores of convalescent immunoglobulins against Ebola and Marburg disease in anticipation of an epidemic.

Indeed, I took my daughter and three of her mates to Blackpool three autumns ago, and saw the lights afresh through the young and unimpressed eyes of the Facebook and iPod generation.

Indeed, I now take comfort in our similarities.

The attack on the ship bound for Gaza was indeed "botched," but I take issue with the characterization of all of those aboard the vessel as "civilians".

Indeed, when I took to Twitter for inspiration, I was overwhelmed by suggestions from the chieftain's devoted fans: haggis stir fry with hoi sin sauce, "eggs McBenedict" (fried haggis on toast with a poached egg and parsley), haggis nachos, kebabs and wellington – why, once you opened your mind, there seemed to be no limits to its culinary potential.

Indeed, I've taken every step to avoid all such programmes of authority-sponsored gaiety since August 1969, when my grandmother took me to an official fete in Kingston upon Thames, and I saw a harassed matron telling her child: "I've brought you out.

"It is true – she was born a few seconds before me," Jamuna, Ganga's twin sister, says confiendently. "She is indeed my older sister, but I take care of all of them".

I take it very seriously indeed.

3): While one cannot argue with Rushfield's depiction of himself, in what is written as memoir, as having wasted educational opportunity, one can -- and indeed I do -- take strong exception to any implication that an individual's poor choices roughly 25 years ago in any way typify the experience of other Hampshire College students at that time or of liberal arts education in general.