Sentence examples for thought indeed from inspiring English sources
From the latest comprehensive revisions to the national accounts as well as the most recent estimates of growth in the first half of this year, we have learned that the recession was even deeper and the recovery even weaker than we had thought; indeed, aggregate output in the United States still has not returned to the level that it attained before the crisis.
But the validity of her theory did not depend upon the term symbol; her thought, indeed, had much in common with that of Edmund Gurney, who did not employ the term and whose ideal motion, if substituted for symbol, would remove most of her critics' objections.
"I thought Indeed A New Woman related to Gillian's work" Szwarc explains.
When he finished he asked, "Would you like that?" With the sun shining down on me and the glistening waves of the Pacific all around, I thought, Indeed, I do like heaven.
Finally, the observation that bilastine was efficacious in nasal obstruction supports other recent findings that oral and intranasal non-sedating anti-H1 antihistamines, as opposed to what was previously thought, indeed, are helpful in patients in whom nasal obstruction is a major concern [ 30].
'What do the neighbours think?' indeed.
What do you think?" Indeed what did I think?
He chatted easily, unconcerned with what a spokesman might think (indeed, none were in the gym when he spoke).
JLS Let me first respond to the previous comment: I do think indeed that there is an issue with the tax policies of countries.
In this case, though, we have prior evidence that this is in fact what Romney thinks — indeed, that it is the explanation that his campaign as a whole has settled on.
