Sentence examples for may indeed want from inspiring English sources
They may indeed want to save more.
Foreigners may indeed want to view the British as uptight cold fish nursing hearts of gold.
A "significant proportion" of the shareholder base may indeed want an overhaul.
(The squeamish may indeed want to bypass the section featuring an unwrapped mummy).
As East and West Germany draw closer, they may indeed want to share a single state.
The FCA may, indeed, want to take a closer look at the rights and responsibilities of "security trustees".
Where another heroine will wait to get her man, Marian Keyes's may wait and never get; may, indeed, discover that wanting a man is a frailty and an actual cause of her unhappiness.
A bad work environment may indeed be a reason for wanting to pursue further education or retire, but nonetheless a positive working environment predicts RTW after one year.
And I may indeed have thought that she could do anything she wanted to.
Lashinksy may indeed be telling a truth that most of us don't want to hear.
Indeed, society may want to invest more in poor children because they will be around longer and will ultimately determine our future prosperity.
