Sentence examples for not indeed be from inspiring English sources

The idea that Trump's interests might not indeed be "America First" has largely bubbled beneath the surface of American politics for the past two-plus years.

I was conscious that it was connected with the taste of the Twinkie, but that it infinitely transcended the flavor of hydrogenated soybean oil and Yellow #5, and could not, indeed, be of the same nature as theirs.

CSR discourses often claim to be 'doing good to do good,' particularly in relation to delivering aid and development in so-called 'developing' countries, when that may not indeed be the case (Brei and Böhm 2013).

Stalnaker replies: we can't, indeed, be certain that the proposition we were wondering about earlier is true.

And the physical descriptions are not (indeed, cannot be) specifiable in precise and uniquely identifying spatial and temporal terms.

The ones that aren't could indeed be much better measured with more money for surveillance sites, as he recommends.

Information already included in analyses will not – indeed, cannot – be removed.

But rates of fossil-fuel production are not, indeed cannot physically be, static.

"Why not, indeed?" There is little self-pity here.

Their interests are not parallel and, indeed, are potentially in conflict.

So, the question is not indeed if literature should be political.