Sentence examples for indeed now that from inspiring English sources

Indeed, now that I know that person's identity, I find it even more suspicious.

Indeed, now that he had listened to her angry struggles to explain, he struggled to tell her something in turn.

Indeed, now that he has locked down his typically hand-held camera, it's amazing to see just how little compositional sense he has absorbed.

(Down, plot!) And, indeed, now that the European colonization of Southeast Asia is a bittersweet memory, preserved in the words of Conrad and Orwell and Graham Greene, who will mediate this vast region for the Western imagination but the Australians?

Indeed, now that the Americans have focused their minds and gathered the resources, they appear to be in a position to decisively shape the battlefield over the course of the next year.

Indeed, now that World Cup qualification is all but impossible (Scotland can actually be officially eliminated from the qualification equation against Serbia on Tuesday), Strachan insists he will experiment with different lineups.

Yet if his views were indeed now correct, that would defy the experience of the past two centuries.Malthus first set out his ideas in 1798 in "An Essay on the Principle of Population".

And something did indeed "stop me now" – that thing being lack of talent, focus, time, and interest.

It indeed now shows that the benefit of considering secular variation degrees above 8 over that period of time, is the same in relative terms as the benefit of considering the IGRF-mandatory secular variation degrees 1 to 8, not only for degrees 9 and 10, but also for degrees 11 and 12.

It is indeed now accepted that 35 ml/kg per hour should be used in patients with acute renal failure who are treated with HF [ 3].

Now that, indeed, is adaptability.