Sentence examples for indeed wealthy from inspiring English sources

His investigation confirmed that his ancestors were indeed wealthy squires.

In Luke (18 18-30) this man is indeed wealthy, and rather than joyfully give up his wealth in order to follow Jesus along the path to eternal life, he is saddened to think of such a stark choice between his riches and salvation.

Indeed, newly wealthy Americans often give to causes abroad, says Mary Duke of HSBC, a bank.

The impression they left is that some Whitney students do indeed become wealthy, but that they are the exceptions.

Indeed, in wealthy countries a government that does not provide an education for its people is considered incompetent.

That is not true in Brussels: indeed, many wealthy Europeans, if asked for money, retort that they already do their civic duty by paying eye-watering taxes, says one European think-tank veteran.

One of these days, perhaps by the time Kevin Rose does indeed become wealthy, someone will write a richly textured book that chronicles with insight and acumen the rise of the most recent crop of entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley.

Indeed, being "wealthy" requires a certain income or ownership of a certain number of properties or stock or whatever.

And an excellent editorial by Joseph Stiglitz on January 19th in the New York Times reminded Americans ― and, indeed, all wealthy nations ― of the inequities that are holding back economic recovery efforts there.

Indeed the wealthiest corporations now receive the most federal largess.

There are different ways of calculating wealth and if we base our assessment on gross domestic product (GDP) then Germany is indeed the wealthiest, with the UK second.