Sentence examples for indeed so long from inspiring English sources
The answer is "yes indeed," so long as she is actually in those muscular arms.
Indeed, so long as societies, and the global order, are being broadly reshaped by more sinister forces, the measures could be meaningless.
Indeed, so long as your satire is reserved for the female sex, or a large portion of it, it might almost be said that a strong odour of sanctity applies to your performance.
Thus, even if we are successful in establishing the rudiments of a democratic government in Iraq, its prospects are dim indeed so long as these other influences persist, and they will persist so long as the government of Iraq is perceived as functioning as a puppet regime for the United States.
Edward Mendelson wrote in The New York Review of Books that "in Maxwell's realistic fiction no one learns and no one changes," and indeed, "So Long, See You Tomorrow" is a study in craving the past, even for characters like the narrator's forward-looking father, who solves the problem of his first wife's death with a marriage to someone new.
Indeed, so long as our reasons for moving devices are unrelated to the topology of the cords— if we move devices on top of the desk, without looking below it—, it is as if these movements were "neutral".
He has long said that he would like to do a brand-new opera; indeed, for so long that it's high time someone wrote him one.
This new-found unity is deeply disturbing to the Kurds' regional foes Iraq, Turkey and Iran which for decades backed one Kurdish faction against the other to keep the Kurds weak and divided.Indeed, not so long ago, the Turks and Mr Barzani, whose Kurdistan Democratic Party controls Iraq's 700km (450-mile) border with Turkey, were the best of friends.
Indeed, not so long ago, the process of getting same-day delivery to your door of the best product, after an informed choice about all those available, was unimaginable.
Indeed, it is so long now, three years and counting, that Spain has lost a meaningful contest that it would be ludicrous to complain.
