Sentence examples for indeed wonderful from inspiring English sources

In early autumn, it was indeed wonderful.

It is undeniably beautiful, indeed wonderful, perhaps the finest commercial tower in the world.

It is indeed wonderful to see that modern countertenors are both reviving the castrato repertory and receiving a measure of the adulation that was accorded their castrato predecessors.

It shows (as its own blurb justifiably claims) "the natural world's most astonishing and challenging sights" and last year's exhibition was, indeed, wonderful; I will never forget the hummingbirds fighting.

There were indeed wonderful moments at the first performance, on Thursday evening, especially from the chorus of 90 or so, made up of the American Boychoir and men of the Westminster Symphonic Choir.

But Ryan's moral intuition that something was indeed wonderful here was undercut, tellingly, by a failure to recognize accurately what that wonderful thing was, even as he named it: a bean is exactly what the photograph shows a seed, a potential, a thing that might yet grow into something greater, just as a seed has the potential to become a tree.

That would indeed be wonderful.

For them, hoping for the best is indeed a  wonderful narrative.

Surgery is indeed a wonderful metaphor, but it should be wielded with precision.

Tel Aviv, as the "60 Minutes" correspondent Bob Simon observes, is indeed a wonderful city.

This is indeed a wonderful, astonishing achievement, but it is not done yet.