Sentence examples for indeed reading from inspiring English sources

Indeed, reading all of Oates would simply knock you out.

Indeed, reading the Aeneid in Latin is valuable precisely because it holds absolutely no answers to life's questions.

Indeed, reading the UNESCO report, it can be hard to tell where the borders are between the built and the natural worlds.

But two views were common: younger children are indeed reading more, and teachers are preparing them better to master the techniques of the tests themselves.

Indeed, reading a bitchy Boyero review before seeing Almodóvar's latest film has become, for some Spanish cinemagoers, an integral part of the entertainment.

Indeed, reading might even kill them, as was said in the Scots Magazine, in 1774, to have been the case with the wife of the First Earl of Effingham.

Clos had indeed read it.

And the tombstone does indeed read "Citizen".

You might indeed read it in your local paper.

Much of it does indeed read like wishful thinking.

While many will not want to read a book to pass these endless hours, many boys I have met in prison do indeed read avidly.