Sentence examples for indeed to quote from inspiring English sources

With secrets that have the potential to shock, and original, charismatic characters that seem to be too good to be true, Cruel Summer is indeed, to quote the blurb, the PERFECT summer read!

To quote a founding father "We must, indeed, all hang together or, most assuredly, we shall all hang separately".

To quote another famous entrepreneur and musician, "major keys" indeed.

Indeed, Tod's lack of showmanship impeded the advancement of his career: he used to quote Sir Joshua Reynolds to the effect that great art should never be ostentatious.

Indeed there is a widely held perception that with respect to nuclear weapons Tehran is, to quote Churchill, pursuing 'the art rather than the article'.

Indeed, in the category in which Twinlab competes, there are almost as many pitchstars as, to quote an old saying, Carter's has little liver pills.

Yet – to quote Lanier again – "people are the only sources or destinations of information, or indeed of any meaning to the machine at all".

Indeed, it basically meant "sophisticated," like something boiled for a long time in an alembic, or, to quote Merriam-Webster, "overrefined as if by excessive distillation".

The deal was indeed one of the "monstrosities" created by Wall Street in the years leading up to the crisis, to quote Tourre's memorable expression.

Everyone loves to quote Shakespeare.

CHIASSON: To quote Chowder: "Paul Muldoon!