Sentence examples for indeed petty from inspiring English sources
The movie indicates that those little ways were indeed petty, numerous and cruel and here, at least, begin after he signs the Magna Carta.
Petty states, and some indeed not so petty, emerged in different parts of the realm.
It's a sight that makes all your romantic "living for the weekend" notions of escapism seem very petty indeed.
Indeed, our susceptibility to petty irritations may be biologically encoded.
As a result, a work that traditionally gallops off the page here does indeed creep in a petty pace from scene to scene.
Ponzi was indeed a strange amalgam of petty visionary and big-time crook.
No country treats smokers (or indeed tobacco companies) with such petty vindictiveness as the United States.
She too could earn some points for degree of difficulty, since "In Darkness," about Polish Jews who were hidden away in sewers during World War II by a petty thief, was indeed shot in sepulchral dimness, quite a technical feat.
He literally played for his life, and his achievements against all odds make the endless complaints of Agassi in Open seem petty and unimportant indeed.
It was a recipe for petty delinquency, and indeed, a run-in with an intoxicatingly pretty girl, cool and grimy, lead Evie to shoplift toilet paper on her behalf.
Simon Fowler has commented that "it is clear that this [the awarding of contracts] involved much petty corruption, and it was indeed endemic throughout the Poor Law system".
