Sentence examples for know indeed from inspiring English sources
Who cares what they know?" Indeed.
I know — indeed, have recently been writing — that we need a vision of a sustainable future.
This may give the impression that you need to know – indeed care – about such things.
What complicates matters is that we now know — indeed, we soon learned — that for Hitler the Sudetenland represented mere batting practice.
They're just part of New York, you know?" Indeed, when the theatrical club promoter Ms. Bartsch married the spiky-haired, beefy gym owner Mr. Barton in 1995, it was like watching two weather systems collide.
IT is the kind of irony Jacques Rivette might enjoy -- but in this case, who knows, indeed!
He also has a habit of announcing that something is not well-known when, like Admiral Zheng He's 15th-century voyages, it is very well known indeed.
Graphene is the thinnest solid ever known, indeed the thinnest possible: it is a sheet of linked carbon atoms just one atom thick.
Asked when results might start to improve, Ms. Salz replied, "Who knows?" Indeed, a survey recently released by the American Advertising Federation in Washington echoed her uncertainty.
Nobody then knew – indeed, Self himself didn't know until he'd all but finished writing it – that it would turn out to be the first part of a trilogy.
