Sentence examples for indeed we cannot from inspiring English sources

Indeed, we cannot survive outside it.

Indeed, we cannot defend even a tiny fraction of them.

Indeed, we cannot expect that a crawling strategy, specifically designed for social networks, is still valid in a Social Internetworking Scenario, due to its specific topological features.

Indeed, we cannot be sure that the closed-door meetings between Elian's father and I.N.S. officials in Havana occurred free of coercion.

Indeed, we cannot be assured if the solutions obtained using the L-S theory are radially symmetric or not.

Indeed, we cannot deny that continuous evolving standard care has led to better outcomes in patients with acute lung injury [50].

And yet we cannot think of human agency as anywhere near adequate to the task: "I [or indeed we] cannot hope to produce this [highest possible good] except by the harmony of my will with that of a holy and beneficent author of the world" (5:129).

Italian scientific production in those years was copious, so copious, indeed, that we cannot give a comprehensive list of references here.

As discussed in our response to reviewer 1, this is indeed something we cannot address within the scope of this manuscript.

We might still want to say that the parents of such a child acted irresponsibly, assuming the controversial premise that the risks of harm were indeed high, but we cannot do so on the ground that the reproductive arrangement harmed the child, who owed her very existence to it.

Indeed, he says, "We cannot even … have two feelings in mind at once" (1890, p. 157).