Sentence examples for indeed of course from inspiring English sources

Speculation does indeed of course exist, as do speculators.

Negotiating merely for the sake of it, in the face of palpable recent failures, is something else indeed". Of course, no one was negotiating "merely for the sake of it". The negotiations were for the sake of Euna Lee and Laura Ling.

"If the situation continues and indeed escalates, of course that pressure will mount.

People were constantly suggesting horrifying hypotheticals about the carriers: drinking, using drugs, disappearing into Denmark, getting H.I.V. or hepatitis C from their husbands or seducing mine (a complicated seduction strategy indeed) and, of course, stealing the baby.

Trump could indeed fade, of course, and the conventional wisdom could turn out to be right.

I shall be glad to have him away from the girls.He is very kind to me + indeed to us all-but-of course, being insuch demand for any length of time might turn his head".

If Gorbachev is indeed the Antichrist, of course, it could change the landscape of American politics.

They said: "You're too English", which indeed I am of course.

And we are now seeing that beginning to happen in other parts of the food supply chain; and indeed Fair Trade of course, that in itself is partly derived from it.

The English translators could measure the gravity of a word, its buried anchor, and they knew — indeed, they believed, of course — that Jewish and Christian messianism warranted both exultancy and stoicism, an endlessly suppressed anticipation.

That presumes that the Rays do indeed relocate, which of course may not happen.