Sentence examples for indeed that the from inspiring English sources

Nor, indeed, that the kinkajou might be a menace.

So funny indeed, that the reader must weep.

It was from such looseness, indeed, that the goal was scored.

So grim are they, indeed, that the improbability of the plot's next turn is slightly softened.

Sweet indeed that the riesling matured in time for Mother's Day.

He mentioned, however, that his three children were happy indeed that the dying summer still had some gasps in it.

It's such a cunning wheeze, indeed, that the tabloid's normally upmarket sister title the Times has started to follow suit.

Indeed, that the natural religious instinct is free of gloom and dogma is precisely what he hoped to show.

To me, that looks the opposite of a fund; a liability, indeed, that the government is keen to eliminate.

It's nice to see a liberal aware of the limits of good intentions — indeed, that the road to hell is paved with them.

It is strange indeed that the closer Malcomson gets to his own world and his own whiteness, the more abstruse and elliptical he becomes.