Sentence examples for of course indeed from inspiring English sources

Genetics is, of course, indeed a physical science.

This appeal cuts across race, of course; indeed it has nothing to do with race.

It's just a tale, of course, indeed a composite tale; no names, no packdrill.

What we didn't know, of course, indeed it was a secret known only to a handful of people, was that there was another Jeremy Thorpe.

A book that aspires to timeliness invites risk, of course; indeed, the chapter on Gristina Vineyards, which was recently purchased for a record $5.2 million by Vincent Galluccio and is becoming Galluccio Estate Vineyards, is already outdated.

Regulation of a conventional sort may not restore trust, of course: indeed it may, as Mr Tomlinson says, accelerate the divide between heavily regulated public companies and lightly regulated hedge funds and private equity markets.

The chamber reports that 76percentt of those taking the course indeed procure contracts with the M.T.A.

Unlike the other stage 1 patients, the seven with MYCNA who also underwent a wait-and-see strategy tended to have an unfavourable course; indeed, five of them relapsed and four eventually died, suggesting that adjuvant chemotherapy should be seriously considered for this rare population.

It doesn't stop thousands doing the marathon of course, or indeed banging on about it afterwards, so it's a relief to discover that there is actually an interesting subject to talk about in the world of running.

Some, of course, are, indeed, misprints — fuzzy or off color.

Of course, rare indeed is the examining room where complete mutual honesty prevails.