Sentence examples for indeed worn from inspiring English sources

Or, indeed, worn with no coat at all.

But I was a football enthusiast and didn't want to know anything about bowlers, whether they were fast, slow, or whether they were, indeed, worn on the head.

"They work well with midi dresses, elongate the leg, and are equally stylish in more of a daytime look with luxe knitwear layered with a longer-length coat". Or, indeed, worn with no coat at all.

Sleep deprivation is indeed worn a bit like a badge; it's a rite of passage in the creative world.

It is unclear whether the effect of the epidural had indeed worn off rapidly, or if it had been mechanically counteracted by sustaining the provocative sitting and flexed position.

(She was indeed wearing a hat, but it was more fedora than skullcap).

Weston now describes himself as a "fully observant Jew", and indeed wears a yarmulke, a Jewish skullcap.

The other night, a waiter confirmed that Colicchio was indeed wearing his whites most evenings, including this one.

To the embarrassment of Davey's minder he was indeed wearing a blue check-shirt yesterday as he made his winners-and-losers presentation at Hampstead Theatre.

But I am soon up to speed as he is indeed wearing a Hawaiian shirt and singing "Tacky", a pastiche of "Happy" by Pharrell Williams, and enters from the foyer.

Yet she was indeed wearing them, as were two dozen other women in their 30s and 40s, all barefoot as they learned to play beach volleyball on a buttery night in July.