Sentence examples for view indeed from inspiring English sources

Our central view (indeed hope) is therefore that the deal will not go through.

But Mr. Picard and his lawyers do not share that view — indeed, the trustee's lawyers have been arguing privately against a separate state settlement with Mr. Merkin for more than a year.

The government was very well aware of our view, indeed of the view of many other people who commented upon it, but there certainly was no pressure put, or negotiation," he said.

"The government was very well aware of our view, indeed of the view of many other people who commented upon it, but there certainly was no pressure put, or negotiation".

Any firm distinction between friend and foe soon dissolves, along with Barry's patriotic conscience, and Liman and his screenwriter, Gary Spinelli, seem so enamored of the narrative chaos that the movie scarcely bothers to take a moral view; indeed, the hero's main concern, shared by his wife, Lucy Sarah Wrightt), is to find somewhere to stash the crazy money that he earns.

This view, indeed, is the cornerstone of the new mechanical philosophy to which Leibniz was originally attracted.

It's depressing viewing indeed and smacks more of an exposé of human trafficking than of the fashion industry.

Friedrich Nietzsche expressed a similar view, as indeed did Descartes before him, though perhaps not quite so forcefully (Seager ).

And a bank-centered view is indeed misleading.

The scene of Ben Gardner's mutilated head floating into view did indeed prove a showstopper.

Kent's view was indeed echoed by others I spoke to.