Sentence examples for indeed like something from inspiring English sources

The task of resolving America's heated debate about the use of racial preferences in university admissions looks, indeed, like something of a fool's errand.

The architect Peter Zumthor observes that our perception of atmosphere is intuitive, having evolved through an advanced emotional sensibility: "Not every situation grants us time to make up our minds on whether or not we like something – or whether, indeed, we might be better heading off in the opposite direction".

They do indeed look like something from the future, though after a few hours of racing through trash and dust, they'll look like a little more 21st century.

I have to admit, as a person who thinks about how best to unearth great, undiscovered writing and journalistic talent, and as someone who probably spends more time than the average person thinking about LinkedIn and its business, all of this strikes a very strong chord with me and does indeed sound like something that really does fill a gap in the market today.

As for the career, Simon started in 1961 with the undistinguished but successful Come Blow Your Horn--which did indeed seem like something from a TV gagman--but firmly established himself in 1963 with the long-running Barefoot.

Everybody likes something special!

Indeed, something like that has already happened in his campaign.

Indeed, something like this has been happening in the developed countries for at least four decades.

Under normal circumstances it would imply, indeed demand, something like equality, but that was impossible.

At a certain point the monotony did indeed engender something like madness.

The front of the shoe does indeed look something like the TT's grille.