Sentence examples for need indeed from inspiring English sources

The need, indeed even the possibility, of a planetary census is a recent development in cosmic history.

What appears significant in freedom is trivial in custody, where the most pressing need, indeed, luxury, is talking to another human being.

During the calibration procedure, well-controlled measurand values need indeed to be applied to the system; however, while all disturbance parameters need to be varied during calibration, accurate knowledge of their values is not needed.

With that rating and the office's calculation of "need" — indeed a relative term — a formula is applied to reflect, as Ms. McGuire puts it, how "encouraging" the school will be to an accepted student.

The debate reflects the longstanding conviction of the Israeli right that the Jews have no need, indeed no right, to cede the Land of Israel to Palestinians, or to entrust the security of Jews to anyone.

That South Carolina's second-largest public university feels the need — indeed, thinks nothing of — spending $55 million to provide players with a miniature golf course, sand volleyball courts, bowling lanes, a barbershop and other amenities pretty much sums up everything that is wrong with college athletics today.

Interventions are needed indeed!

This needed indeed to be reset as Miliband said.

His message imbues victims with unquestioned virtue and obliterates the needs, indeed the humanity, of everyone else.

That imposed pattern is at variance with the most urgent human needs; indeed it is responsible for the oppressive conditions from which those unfulfilled needs arise.

With a shrinking, ageing population, immigration is needed; indeed, Boris Johnson campaigned for the London mayorality in 2008 on a platform for regularising illegal immigrants.