Sentence examples for indeed would have from inspiring English sources

Publishing is an extension of the BBC's mission that was never envisaged, indeed would have been inconceivable, in its founding charter nearly 90 years ago.

"No man, in 1951, would have seemed less likely to be an instrument of compromise than Humphrey; no senator, indeed, would have seemed less likely to be anyone's tool".

After my parents had squandered their years of hard work on bad investments and gallivanting around the globe, we were in effect penniless and semi-homeless, and indeed would have been homeless if it wasn't for social housing.

But, just as Cynicism took Socratic themes in a direction Socrates himself had not developed and indeed would have rejected, so, too, Arcesilaus and his Skeptical followers in Plato's Academy used the Socratic method to advocate a general suspension of all convictions whatsoever and not merely a disavowal of knowledge.

I felt nothing at all.'' Toward the end, too, Hella, in confronting David, makes a point that would not have been lost on Henry James, who specialized in writing about Americans who come to no good in Europe, and indeed would have been recognized by the Hemingway of "The Sun Also Rises," a book in which Americans create chaos as they wander in Europe.

What do you want me to do, call the cops?" Well, yes, many people indeed would have liked to see Mr. Bloomberg force the wealthy revelers at the St . Registo put their cigars out, because that in fact is what the law dictates.

Indeed, Robinson would have won her own contest.

Indeed, I would have swapped the entire Post-Dispatch for a daily dose of Schulz.

Indeed, it would have been consistent with the Yes campaign's own loopy proposals and prognostications.

Indeed, who would have missed "Dirty 'tache day!" as shown on our "week sheet" itinerary.

Indeed, LeBlanc would have been better off consulting his former Friends.