Sentence examples for not indeed that from inspiring English sources
Not indeed that we personally are needed.
In sum, the great hoax that according to Jacobi idealism had perpetrated — starting with Kant and concluding with Schelling — was to give to believe, not indeed that the human spirit can dispense with Things Divine, but that these things can be saved and attained in the impersonal medium of nature.
To some extent, such approaches echo G.E. Moore's: "To say that a thing is beautiful is to say, not indeed that it is itself good, but that it is a necessary element in something which is: to prove that a thing is truly beautiful is to prove that a whole, to which it bears a particular relation as a part, is truly good" (Moore 1903, 201).
These brain changes may help explain how people can become overly focused on a perceived defect of their face, hair, skin or facial or body shape that others may not notice — indeed, that may not even exist.
But India has an anti-corruption weapon that China doesn't—indeed, one that would probably be banned if it were to gain traction in China.
Boris's needless and excessive fare increases have not provided extra investment – indeed that has fallen during his term and much has been wasted".
It is not indeed without reason that the Moghuls call Kachemire the terrestrial paradise of the Indies".
Indeed, that is not the purpose.
Indeed, that would not even be true in the magazine sector.
Indeed, that would not be possible because there is no central electoral register - all the data is held by local authorities.
Indeed, that is not FDA's intention.
