Sentence examples for indeed which is from inspiring English sources

Marseille is different indeed, which is why the burned synagogue here has come as such a shock to the city's self-image.

The Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) is that rare thing – a public body of which the UK can be proud, indeed which is envied in many countries around the world.

It was the spotted flycatcher, one of the latest migrants to arrive, energetically performing a useful work, one indeed which is being urged as necessary, the destruction of flies.

He has since earned respect as a democrat and is now Bolivia's elected president; he has indeed, which is rare, expressed regret for the past.Paraguay was run by General Alfredo Stroessner from 1954 to 1989.

"There's an argument to be made – and indeed which is made by film-makers like Michael Haneke or Jean Luc Godard – that says that since the advent of television, computers, mobile phones, etc, the image has lost its power to impact upon us," says Dr Catherine Wheatley, a lecturer in film studies at King's College London.

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QUESTION FROM NIKOLAJ: Do we know if he took any photographs towards the end of his life or indeed which were his "last"?

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"Indeed, which was why I thought your earlier comment, that the November-December fall in HC4 was equivalent to a reduction of 1/3 of the warming observed over the whole period of measurement, was a bit odd.

This is a very interesting issue indeed, which was briefly alluded to in the paper and which we tried to make clearer now.

And he is indeed able, which is no doubt a testament to his mother.