Sentence examples for or indeed even from inspiring English sources

How can Rumpolian behaviour be postmodern, or indeed even modern?

Not in intelligence, bank audits, or indeed — even rumors.

The number of possible [p637] motivations, to begin with, is not binary, or indeed even finite.

Likewise, making your own "nibbles" or indeed even saying the word "nibbles" is deranged.

"It is in many important respects a model of ambiguity or indeed even self-contradiction.

The caliph has no authority either to define dogma or, indeed, even to legislate.

It's "unclear" whether the underwear will lead the TSA to conduct a more intrusive pat-down (or, indeed, whether they even work), but I suspect we'll know soon enough.

Literatures are self-referential by nature, and even when references to Scripture in contemporary fiction and poetry are no more than ornamental or rhetorical — indeed, even when they are unintentional — they are still a natural consequence of the persistence of a powerful literary tradition.

At the age of 56 it is not hyperbole to consider her in the same breath as singers of the stature of Nancy Wilson, Dinah Washington or Carmen McRae and, indeed, even Ella Fitzgerald or her idol Sarah Vaughn could be considered peers.

As priests, villagers and even (or, indeed, especially) her parents clamour to claim her as some kind of lucrative, crowd-pulling miracle, an urgent "committee" is established to ferret out the truth.

Indeed even two or three such bodies serve the purpose as well, as Empedocles' attempt shows.