Sentence examples for indeed of this from inspiring English sources

Debating the internal arrangements of the Labour Party and the role of its affiliated unions is not the business of Westminster, nor, indeed, of this Congress.

Back in the 1970s, Polke had taken inordinate quantities of drugs, though this was nothing unusual in the art world of that time, or indeed of this.

The centre of this particular menace and indeed of this production is Simon Russell Beale's outstanding interpretation of Leontes, the Sicilian king who becomes convinced that his wife Hermione has betrayed him with his friend Polixenes, the king of Bohemia.

Most, indeed, of this elegantly constructed essay is about why an unrivalled military and economic power still needs allies or partners, and why, as world leader, America should rely also on the soft, persuasive kind of power: the appeal of its values and culture.

Pensions, though, are in reality just deferred pay, and the incentive effect of performance-related pay would surely be diluted if the recipient is guaranteed a post-retirement income of several million dollars a year.A remarkable new study by Lucian Bebchuk and Robert J. Jackson of the Harvard Law School shows how often the sums involved are indeed of this magnitude.

These dirty, oftentimes illiterate immigrants are the true founders of this university, and, indeed, of this country.

And that, really is the irony of this book, indeed of the whole Nimoy-Shatner saga.

Indeed, much of this area was designated a preservation zone.

Indeed, much of this novel reads like the Discworld on fast-forward.

It looks like the sliding in Bulletstorm – and indeed, much of this sounds familiar.

Indeed, none of this is really about what works for consumers.