Sentence examples for indeed worthless from inspiring English sources

Runi's test was indeed worthless.

As the standoff over the A.I.G. stock continued, a New York Fed official told Feinberg that the Fed had done its own analysis of the stock and concluded that with all the bailout debt and other obligations, the common stock was, indeed, worthless, according to Feinberg and one person at Treasury who worked on the matter but was not authorized to speak.

I felt so worthless".

If it is indeed a worthless art-fair painting, you can walk in the sun once again.

It would indeed have been worthless if West had led his partner's suit, but he chose the diamond queen.

Cartier had hoped to discover precious gems and minerals, as the Spaniards had done in Mexico and Peru, but the mineral specimens he sent home were worthless; indeed, "false as a Canadian diamond" became a common French expression.

But for this poet, there was no shame in the worthless adornments, which indeed they wore as a badge of honor: They are the symbols of what was fitting for them to have, of what above all it was right for them to have at their crowning… Quiet acceptance and realism were, for this historical poet, the greatest of all virtues in political life — particularly in defeat.

Many will indeed turn out to be worthless, but not all.

So, I'm worthless?

Indeed, there may be reasons to make nutritionally worthless foods less so, but it's better to decrease their consumption.

In Belarus, where prices tripled annually through the 1990's and the currency periodically sheds zeroes to appear less worthless, that is a heartless fate indeed.