Sentence examples for indeed to what from inspiring English sources

But how does this add up to rage, hysteria, or indeed to what Mr. Bruckner has called "this hatred, out of all proportion, against him"?

The bulk of "Next" is written wholly in service to its climax (indeed, to what will happen next), and hence exists as a deferral of, a preamble to, the short story Hynes really wants to tell.

Indeed, to what life will these 47 young musicians return when the U.S. government no longer has a need for them?

Notice also that this figure indicates that the activation pattern in the conjunction corresponds indeed to what one expects.

Indeed, to what extent is lexical ambiguity coupled with the mixing of scientific and everyday discourse practices to blame for the absence of anticipated conceptual progress following undergraduate biology coursework (e.g., Nehm and Reilly 2007)?

He seems, indeed, to symbolise what the English game used to be and what it increasingly is not.

Foolhardy indeed to conjecture what the president actually believes in.

It will be interesting, indeed, to see what technologies become the most popular in the future.

"It will be very interesting indeed to see what reaction they [the MoD] get from the council".

Whatever else one may think of Winston Churchill, England's leader in World War II, he proved indeed to be what Trump demands now: smart, vigilant, and tough.

A skillful worker "is very careful indeed as to what he takes into his brain-attic.