Sentence examples similar to indeed kind of from inspiring English sources

The second is that Taylor never sought a public profile or indeed any kind of recognition.

Indeed, a kind of electricity seemed to fill the air as the American forces moved northward.

I do not claim that the Internet itself performs creative thinking (or indeed any kind of thinking).

This means that the visible, phenomenal world is fallen and indeed a kind of prison cell, cage or cave.

This is a company for whom scrutiny, indeed any kind of attention, can only lead to greater unpopularity.

Indeed, these kind of deals have turned into such a boon for churches, that they have raised tax questions.

Olins was not a designer by background – the familiar route in to brand consultancy businesses – nor indeed any kind of "creative".

Back in the nineties, Rodman appeared to be the clever leader of his own propaganda machine, and, indeed, a kind of history-making figure.

Precisely, indeed, the kind of divisiveness which Welsh Labourites desperately want to avoid.In this section Ripped off Branded for life Blair's defence offensive Is Tony Blair a Dalek?

Indeed, this kind of storytelling is familiar to American viewers, as it draws on conventions of American countercultural narratives, calling to mind stories of John Brown and Malcolm X.

This is indeed the kind of thing one might expect to hear in the leathery drawing rooms of certain old-fashioned English gentlemen's clubs.