Sentence examples for indeed one could make from inspiring English sources
Indeed, one could make the case that political coverage was now primarily concerned with stagecraft and back-room deal making, presumably because that is what the audience wanted to know.
Indeed, one could make the case that Luis Buñuel's masterwork of 1967 should be permanently screened around the clock; any residents who notice a slight decrease in their desires, or who feel themselves in danger of not falling prey to temptation, could duck briefly into the film and emerge refreshed, with their faith in fantasy restored.
Conversely, this means that, if the green shoots (better purchasing managers' surveys, higher commodity prices) continue to flourish, then German activity will rebound.Indeed, one could make a class for buying German assets whichever way the global economy goes.
Indeed, one could make the case that the Constitution offers no explicit support for the idea that the judicial branch gets the last word in interpreting the Constitution.
Indeed, one could argue that it's easier to get to Siena, where I last ate it, than to make it oneself.
Indeed, one could argue that the first two-thirds of the eighteenth century was a "school for statesmen" that made possible the last third.
Indeed, one could barely describe it.
Indeed, one could envision two extreme possibilities.
Indeed, one could even make a trash tax incentivise better behaviour by raising or lowering it depending on how much of a manufacturer's plastic litter is found in the environment.
