Sentence examples for real indeed from inspiring English sources

It will be very real indeed.

But for those on the ground, the risks continue to be very real indeed.

Reality has a way of trumping art, and human-induced climate change is very real indeed.

"But for the essentials -- for jobs, wages and productivity -- it was very real indeed".

But on the frontline, where his words really matter, I fear the consequences could be far more serious, and very real indeed.

But Mr. Trummer's predicament is real indeed, stemming from a high-profile skein of criminal and civil charges that is complex, interwoven, calamitous and eye-opening.

A thing of feral glissandos and haunting microtones, it finally kept the broken promise of long ago and made the dowdy old theremin (long since consigned to sci-fi soundtracks and rock backups in the West) seem again an instrument of real -- indeed, inspiring -- possibilities.

The doctrine of hell, by contrast, assumes that our choices are real, and, indeed, that we are the choices that we make.

Several evolutionary theorists after Darwin took for granted that group selection is real and indeed quite important, especially in the evolution of social behaviour.

It would seem that museumification and demerging are both very real words indeed, and at Stonehenge they are beginning a beautiful relationship.

Within the parameters imposed by the need to perform the music, Mr. Keenlyside functioned as a peer of the "real" dancers, indeed as first among equals.