Sentence examples for indeed in the third from inspiring English sources

Indeed in the third lecture, "Exactitude", Calvino cites Giacomo Leopardi's claim that language becomes more poetic the vaguer it is, and adds in passing that "Italian is, I believe, the only language in which the word for 'vague' (vago) also means charming, attractive".

Indeed, in the Third Meditation we are told that, strictly speaking, the word 'idea' should only be applied to thoughts that "are as it were the images of things" (Meditation 3, 37).

Indeed, in the first few hours, some critical voices emerged.

Indeed in the first three rounds there were just three decisive games.

Indeed, in the first flush of patriotic fervour, not a few Bolsheviks supported the war effort.

Indeed, in the first year, Spencer struggled to fill all his rooms.

Indeed, in the first half Saturday, England gave away nine penalties; France only one.

Indeed, in the first decades of the 20th century, corporate paternalism was the norm in big firms.

Indeed, in the first half of this year alone, nearly 250 new immigration laws and resolutions were enacted in 40 states.

Indeed, in the first half of this year there was a 29percentt increase in coupons distributed for food products, in contrast to the period a year ago, according to Inmar.

"The removal of priority dispatch for biomass would indeed, in the first instance, imply an increase in GHG [greenhouse gas] emissions," the paper says.