Sentence examples for that would indeed be from inspiring English sources

If solid-state batteries could overcome such range anxiety that would, indeed, be a revolution on a par with the silicon chip.

(If the man could grow such items in New York in November, that would indeed be a horticultural miracle worth commemorating).

A program like that would indeed be useful, but it's worth the two dozen keystrokes to say it again: Vick has paid his debt to society.

What this means for its employees is that they are overworked, underpaid and treated like criminals, while its overseas suppliers work in conditions that would indeed be criminal if they were duplicated in America.

In 1958, when the Fed was taking an unpopular stand to fight inflation, a very wise Fed chairman, William McChesney Martin, said this: "If the System should lose its independence in the process of fighting for sound money, that would indeed be a great feather in its cap and ultimately its success would be great".

If it was pushing Face ID as a complete replacement for a passcode that would indeed be irresponsible.

Maybe a school that uses interviews on that rationale would indeed be highly ranked, but I shudder to think what the culture of the class would be.

That was probably the most encouraging sign that he would indeed be ready for opening day.

Within 24 hours it was being announced that Eugene had been awarded the 2021 event and that there would, indeed, be no bidding process.

It soon became apparent that Melissa would indeed be advancing.

He said that there would indeed be enough.