Sentence examples for indeed mere from inspiring English sources

Long before Dakota, indeed mere minutes into the flight, all aboard were dead.

Next to Alan Hollinghurst's 1994 sensationally good The Folding Star, a story of obsessional and rejected love and of the cruelty of beauty, most late 20th-century novels seem flimsy indeed, mere deckchairs to his polished Chesterfield.

Indeed, mere seconds after posting a link to Steele's remarks this morning, I heard from veterans steamed at the statement that Afghanistan "is not something the United States has actively prosecuted or wanted to engage in".

Hence, consistent with the lax detection view and numerous classic verbalisation studies, the explicit protocols suggested that biased reasoners are indeed mere intuitive thinkers who do not detect that their intuition conflicts with normative considerations.

Against these noise transgressors, the new law seems puny indeed — a mere slingshot.

Indeed, the mere act of signing with an agent is enough for a player to lose his eligibility.

Indeed, the mere number of sentences imposed here would not place the United States at the top of the incarceration lists.

Indeed, the mere sensation that we are being looked upon is, as Jean-Paul Sartre concluded, enough to haunt us.

More economists are accepting that finance is not a "zero sum game", nor indeed a mere utility, but an important driver of economic cycles.

Indeed, the mere use of the word is enough to send the senator and his advisers into a full-blown tizzy.

North Korea has tried increasingly to play on the anti-American sentiment in South Korea, stoked by the conduct, and indeed the mere presence here, of 37,000 American troops.