Sentence examples for indeed than from inspiring English sources

There is far more support, indeed, than appears on the surface.

Finally, top up with yet more bass – more, indeed, than seems either possible or reasonable.

Your blogger admired "Why Nations Fail" very much (more indeed than the reviewer for The Economist).

This is a suggestive historical allusion, more suggestive indeed than is sometimes realised.

The official turnout was also high higher, indeed, than the number of people registered.

First, its economy is small (smaller, indeed, than Greece's), accounting for 2% of euro-area GDP.

More points, indeed, than all but a handful of teams have had at this stage of the season.

Both the budget deficit and national debt were internationally low – significantly lower, indeed, than inherited from the Tories.

So much better to do this one thing very well indeed than a bunch of them sloppily.

(Dirtier, indeed, than it plays onscreen, where Lemmon adds a "very" and froths the line up with a giggle).

It has better demographic prospects than the rest of the rich world, and indeed than many Asian emerging markets.