Sentence examples for indeed listening from inspiring English sources

Indeed, listening to these Indian young people, I had a déjà vu.

Indeed, listening to Mr Jaruzelski talk about poverty is not so different from listening to his old Polish nemeses, Lech Walesa and Pope John Paul.

Indeed, listening to those around him talk, it becomes clear that there is only one problem with giving Sir Terence Conran a lifetime achievement award.

Indeed, listening to the speeches at rallies held both before and after the march, one could be forgiven an occasional impression that the afternoon was more about embracing Palestinian nationalism than opposing United States actions in Iraq.

Indeed, listening to Republicans complain about Americans receiving cancellation letters from their healthcare companies while actively denying them care is a bit like killing your parents and then begging for mercy because you're an orphan.

Is it getting in there?" Advocates of smuggling radios into the North, mostly human rights and Christian church groups, say their effort is aimed at ensuring that someone is indeed listening.

Her memoirs show that she did indeed listen to the views of some young people in the town hall but was so appalled by their bitter hostility to the police that she quickly starting begging them not to riot again.

The music biz boogeyman does indeed listen to music fans.

(Indeed, listen to Beck's introduction of the story. He seems inclined to believe the myths).

The whole world was indeed watching, listening, e-mailing.

And since the financial collapse of 2008, more Americans have indeed been listening.