Sentence examples for more indeed from inspiring English sources

More is more, indeed.

Finally, top up with yet more bass – more, indeed, than seems either possible or reasonable.

Your blogger admired "Why Nations Fail" very much (more indeed than the reviewer for The Economist).

The economy grows, bringing in more tax revenues (more, indeed, than were forgone through the initial tax cut).

Strange as it seems, many Slovaks still like him proportionately more, indeed, than Czechs like Mr Klaus.

The United States unquestionably has the raw economic power to build an empire -- more, indeed, than the United Kingdom ever had at its disposal.

Barry-more, indeed.

But they are still in business, indeed even more so.

A bit more aggressive, indeed.

"Who could want more?" Who indeed?

In the nineteenth century, though, there was nothing that seemed more chic — indeed, more true and beautiful.