Sentence examples for indeed to do from inspiring English sources

"Indeed, to do so in blanket fashion could well make university admissions less fair than they are now".

Indeed, to do so would put teeth into the "separateness" our three-branch system was intended to have.

Nietzsche's demand is that you should joyfully embrace such a prospect; indeed, to do so he calls the "highest formula of affirmation".

Truly powerful countries do not have to lash out wildly when attacked; indeed, to do so is a sign of weakness, not strength, for it is likely to be ineffective and to signify a short temper and attention span.

Unfortunately, while in some respects Ms. Antonacci's portrayal is as arresting as ever, the new production by Yves Beaunesne fails to bring out the best in her or, indeed, to do much for the opera.

Much of this delirious response had, indeed, to do with the high-pumping dynamic that Mr. Rhoden demanded from the six Ailey dancers in his cast and that was delivered with such mind-boggling commitment.

Consequently I came very close indeed to doing a wholesale facsimile of that article.

Indeed it is negligent so to do.

States may, indeed, decide to do so.

But the betting has to be that it will indeed continue to do so.

There was indeed much to do.