Sentence examples for indeed it should be from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it should be irrelevant.

But this is relentlessly painful fare – as indeed it should be.

Indeed, it should be taught, and not just in women's studies courses.

Evolution should be taught — indeed, it should be central to beginning biology classes — for at least three reasons.

It is, as indeed it should be after all this time, a considerable advance on the somewhat penal (but nonetheless listed) architecture of the original Peabody buildings.

Garlic was the standout in an entrée of sautéed frogs' legs (shades of the old West Side bistros), as indeed it should be.

We get a mixed platter of the latter and the selection is very good indeed, as it should be for £15.

Leveson's published criteria for future regulation are broadly sensible, and indeed recognisable: it should be effective, cheap, cover all "newspapers", preserve freedom of expression, and be a free public service than protects the vulnerable.

And if it is indeed offensive it should be removed... who better to understand this sensitive issue then the Native Americans.

If such factor indeed exists, it should be able to bind to Merlin-CTD and thus release the auto-inhibitory conformation of Merlin, leading to Merlin-mediated activation of the Hippo pathway kinases.

The principle of cultural patrimony is indeed germane, and it should be sacred.