Sentence examples for to do indeed from inspiring English sources
She did what she was paid to do: indeed, the most remarkable thing about the book may be just how little the editors had to change.
Haydn does give all his players important things to do; indeed, the magisterial G Major Quartet from Opus 76, played at the end of the evening, offers violin and cello exchanges as conversations between equals.
But of course, if you think of punk rock as being a certain kind of spirit or approach to art and life, rather than a restrictive set of codified genre rules, then this was a very punk rock thing to do indeed.
"What these brilliant mathematicians and physicists failed to do, indeed can't be done," says Istrail.
"[It was] a job she likes to do". Indeed, softball is likely best described in Ashby's case as a job she enjoys doing.
States may, indeed, decide to do so.
Nevertheless, however many adjectives we choose to employ, they do indeed tend to follow a predictable pattern.
There is plenty of data to indicate that books do indeed advance student achievement.
I try to assure them, they do indeed.
"The Impossible" is gut-wrenching, but how life-affirming to know that miracles do indeed happen.
