Sentence examples for indeed was not from inspiring English sources
Zenyatta, indeed, was not only last year's Horse of the Year but also a horse for the ages.
This time the Republican governor let teachers and firefighters do his talking for him in advertisements, and indeed was not even in the state the day of the vote.
That last point was in reference to Leicester's fourth goal, with which Vardy sealed his first hat-trick for the club after Riyad Mahrez – who was outstanding throughout – persuaded John Stones to play a weak pass back to Claudio Bravo, who indeed was not ready for it.
The case, Keyishian v. Board of Regents of New York, involved a teacher named Harry Keyishian, an instructor in English at the State University of New York at Buffalo, who had been threatened with the loss of his job, and indeed was not rehired the following year when he refused to comply with various "loyalty" provisions enforced by the New York State Board of Regents.
None of them had ever heard of this environmental expedition, which indeed was not being sponsored by Discovery.
First, it was an abstraction, an entity that had to fulfill formal requirements, but that did not need to be and indeed was not materially specified.
It probably indeed wasn't," Phillips said.
This fussy, faintly archaic "indeed" is not generally part of his lexicon.
Boules, indeed, is not just a game, it's a way of life.
While horseshoe crabs indeed are not crabs, both are in fact arthropods.
