Sentence examples for one could indeed from inspiring English sources

One could indeed fill a canyon with recently published papers on the nature of the monetary transmission mechanism under various conditions.

One could indeed spend a fortune.

One could indeed question the whole concept of single combat, with its faith in divinely determined outcome, and that's just what Mr. Langridge does.

Although these concerns were surfacing as early as the 13th century, it was only in 1476 that Pope Sixtus IV declared that one could indeed gain an indulgence for someone in purgatory.

Robin, who was in the audience, brought this up at dinner afterward, and, using an ultra-English, Cambridge voice laced with Yiddish and Yiddish aphorisms, gave a stunning demonstration of how one could indeed be both.

There is nothing disreputable in the notion of producers rooting through used material, and one could, indeed, find cogent reasons for arguing that the history of cinema has been the aesthetic equivalent of refried beans.

To do "what one could" is indeed a far cry from doing what one dreamed of doing.

One could argue, indeed, that The X Factor expands rather than replaces the market for music; millions of pre-teens, for instance, will have been introduced to a song made famous by Julie London in 1955, Cry Me a River, thanks to Michael Bublé's performance on the programme three weeks ago.

Referring to this physiological age one could thus indeed define smaller diameter canopy trees as young trees.

One explosion could indeed change everything.

Nuveen is a solid defensive play, and one that could indeed turn offensive very quickly.