Sentence examples for indeed that only from inspiring English sources

It is telling, indeed, that only Hitler's suicide on 30 April 1945 opened the way to a German capitulation.

By searching for what Tina Hunt called "the key that turns the lock," a capital-defense attorney operates on the broad assumption that the perpetrators of terrible crimes are also victims themselves — indeed, that only victims of mental illness or awful circumstances could commit such crimes.

Demographic data (ISTAT) of our country show indeed that only 6.9% of people aged 65-74 yeare are using a computer and 5.5% only are using the Internet [ 29].

Indeed that will only add to unemployment and throttle the recovery in its crib.

Indeed, that's the only kind of expedition he will handle for now.

Indeed, that is their only loss in 25 previous series.

Indeed, that's the only way it will be stopped, because the Kochs have already put the politicians in their pipe and smoked them.

Perhaps there is a belief that the present set-up leads to a successful country: indeed, that could be its only real justification.

But socialism offers emancipation for middle class and working class alike: indeed, that is Labour's only possible winning electoral coalition.

The lesson of the movie, indeed, is that only one of them deserves the compliment.

"Preliminary data indeed suggest that only a minority of consumers will show up at the ophthalmologist".