Sentence examples for indeed to how from inspiring English sources

Although the cliché is not generally applied to Victoria Beckham's assets, rumour has it that last year the Queen of WAGs allegedly went under the knife – not to make her breasts bigger or firmer, as is usually the case, but to make them smaller; closer, indeed, to how nature intended.

His papacy is already somewhat different in style from that of his predecessor, adjusting, indeed, to how John Paul II was received.

But a rapid response to Ebola would have been far cheaper in the long run than scrambling to catch up.Its reliance on voluntary donations means that the WHO struggles to shift funding fast or indeed to decide how to spend a big chunk of its budget in the first place.

Certainly on a causal theory of reference it would be very hard indeed to explain how our moral words and concepts could refer to such sui generis moral properties.

"[I]t is very hard indeed to see how the police acted with anything less than amazing incompetence," he wrote.

It is a painful fact indeed to realize how poorly prepared most Christian leaders prove to be when they are invited to be spiritual leaders in the true sense.

Indeed, to have seen how good those guys are made my nephew's ultimate accomplishment that much more impressive to me.

Indeed, How to Talk to Girls at Parties is a big sci-fi middle finger to anyone that expects the Nicole Kidman and Elle Fanning starring film to be a polished take on the nascent London punk scene.

This Stranger Things teaser is a well-executed experiment and shows that Netflix is indeed paying attention to how VR might best suit storytelling.

Indeed, how to ensure structured transitions to palliative care do happen for patients—something which is critical to enabling preferences for end of life care to be elicited and enacted requires significant further attention by research.

I wondered if he fully grasped, if indeed it was possible to, how much his work meant to so many".