Sentence examples for indeed should not from inspiring English sources

But that need not – indeed should not – mean an almost total severance with the past.

But you need not — indeed should not — wait for the government.

That is not as mean-spirited as is sounds in the context of 40m infections, because treatment need not begin (indeed, should not begin) until symptoms appear.

E.C.B. action "cannot — and indeed should not — replace measures in both the public and private sectors to address underlying vulnerabilities in balance sheets of both banks and sovereigns," the central bank said.

The secretary of state has made it clear on a number of occasions that the government cannot, and indeed should not, determine either the content or scheduling of programmes".

Nabokov once answered a question he must have been tired of being asked: "My private tragedy, which cannot, indeed should not, be anybody's concern, is that I had to abandon my natural language, my natural idiom".

Indeed, shouldn't he just have resigned?

"If they can't get a gun, we work hard and diligently to get them off the list, if they indeed shouldn't be on the list".

Indeed, shouldn't German companies get the benefit of saying their products were made in Germany only if they truly were made there?

Indeed, shouldn't we pause when diverse voices are reduced to stable, homogenous narratives?

Point One: He despises the people who filed the suit: "the radical anti-theist group (read: atheists on steroids), 'Freedom From Religion.'" (And, indeed, shouldn't the justice of a cause always be judged by how we feel about the person bringing the case?) Point Two: He admires President George W. Bush.