Sentence examples for significant indeed from inspiring English sources

And 120 heads of state and governments coming to Copenhagen, I think, was in and of itself very significant indeed.

Because so often they later turn out to be very significant indeed - and anyway, it's more fun.

It is fair to say the numbers on this who have expressed concern are very significant indeed.

"You can certainly expect there will be significant, indeed profound investments made by our government following the recommendations of the royal commission," Andrews said.

So significant, indeed, is the Elevators' appearance here on 10 May that this year, in their honour, the name of the festival has been changed to Levitation – a track from the band's second album.

In both cases, the initial impact on the world of poetry was slight, and the reception lukewarm at best, but their effect on the development of poetry since their various appearances has been significant indeed.

And for many otherwise lost souls, this is a significant source of meaning indeed.

New York City provides a significant and indeed singularly relevant locus for this event.

But beyond all this, Mr. President, lies a more significant and indeed more fundamental distinction between Iraq and Israel.

It has only two big metropolitan gaps in its holdings, although they are significant gaps indeed: New York and Chicago.

The crowded press conference at which this happened on Monday 7 January might be a significant moment indeed, for one of several reasons.