Sentence examples for indeed outside from inspiring English sources

Indeed, outside experts here say, the striking aspect of China's Aynak venture is the degree to which it left competitors in the dust.

As more Europeans – particularly unemployed young people– come out on to the streets to demonstrate against austerity, the pressure inside the vessel of the euro area (and indeed outside, in the UK) is building.

Almost nothing inside, or indeed outside, a television news operation has remained the same, apart from the requirement to write a script and decide what stories need to be told – and even that has changed with the expansion of 24- hour news channels.

But he added: " This is not something that should be undertaken at home, or indeed outside specialist centres".

That is, indeed, outside the mainstream.

Indeed, outside the primates, only vampire bats have been shown to trust non-relatives routinely.

In Kissinger's emotional phone call to No 10 he told Thatcher's foreign policy adviser, Powell, that she had been one of the great figures of modern times and "nobody outside Britain – indeed nobody outside Westminster – could understand how your fellow Conservatives could have done this".

She indeed married (outside, in an off-the-shoulder gown on an unseasonably cold fall day) and landed a fabulous job.

Their dark, pungent sticky lamb chops rubbed with black pepper and chillies were very good indeed, the outside deeply charred, the meat still pink.

Indeed, In Outside Satan, the drifter every so often bows in the grass, washes his hands and prays as the sun rises.

Externalism is clearly true of knowledge of the environment, since one can know that it is raining outside only if it is indeed raining outside.