Sentence examples for indeed to come from inspiring English sources

Indeed, to come here is to see an authenticity often missing in the flashier emirates.

To make this happen, or indeed to come up with any Iran policy with any chance of success, Trump will need good foreign policy advice.

Indeed, to come from France with the enterprise, in a book for the American public, of reducing America and Americans to a set of ridiculous and trite clichés, is foolhardy.

If the variation Dr Webb and Mr King have found is real, constant, and as gradual as their data suggest, you would have to go a very long way indeed to come to a bit of space where the fine-structure constant was hostile to the existence of life.If.If

There was indeed more to come.

If I do indeed get to come back, will most likely try the amuse bouche.

For Wall Street's free-wheelers, the worst may indeed be yet to come.

Indeed, they hope to come across some in their machines over the next few years.

I don't think you have to be a genius, or indeed medically qualified, to come up with the answer.

Indeed, Cadillac hopes to come out with new models every year between now and 2006.

"This is indeed very difficult to come to terms with," Bland said.