Sentence examples for indeed you know from inspiring English sources

Indeed, you know we've reached a tipping point - the Liz Christy Community Garden has recently been listed in the National Register of Historic Places and the key part of a sales pitch for a proposed new luxury Manhattan high-rise is "vegetative roofs" that the architect has included to "integrate sustainability and gardens".

There is absolutely no need for you, or indeed anyone you know, to visit the new blog - or online journal - on Bush's website (georgewbush.com/blog if you really want to know).

It's sad news indeed, but you know what?

Put another way: he thought his mum and dad had indeed... well, you know the rest.

Indeed, the more you know, the more you'll get out of it.

Indeed, the more you know about derivatives, the less you will feel you can learn from the disclosures normally proffered you.

You don't have to understand sub-prime mortgages to be gripped by The Big Short – indeed, the less you know to begin with, the more remarkable you'll find it.

Indeed, how would you know who an individual got the disease from, and what was its exact route towards each infected person?

Go downhill, when you realize that you are indeed lost and you know you need water soon.

Larkin brought out the best in Amis, kept him if not exactly honest at least on edge; indeed, if you knew nothing about Kingsley Amis, or the conventions of his time and place, you'd come away from this anthology certain he and Philip Larkin were lovers, and that Amis's great fear was that he would cease to hold Larkin's interest.

You may well have forgotten Danyl, if indeed you ever knew him, but he was a contestant on the show a few series ago.