Sentence examples for was not indeed from inspiring English sources

He himself had made steps to do the same by courting evangelicals like Jerry Falwell; not because he liked them or rated their intelligence (by and large, he thought them crude), but because unity boosted God's cause in American public life.The greatest contradiction in Father Neuhaus was not indeed between left and right, or Protestant and Catholic.

They were enormous and smelled so strongly of the sea I almost had to look out the window to verify that I was not indeed on the Breton coast or even Cape Cod.

There were an abundance of words of admiration, yet every, "You're pretty today," and, "You look summery in that dress," became nasty, digging reminders that I was not, indeed, beautiful.

"I get like four feet from the guy when he realized it was not, indeed, the dude who went to jail and he gave me a big, scary hug".

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"[The NFL should say], 'We reviewed the police report and even though it says this, this and this, we determined that based on the interviews we did with our domestic violence experts with the parties that we interviewed, that this was not indeed an act of domestic violence.'".

It is not, indeed, clear in this case that the first guarantee was void.

So, the question is not indeed if literature should be political.

If those grapes are not indeed sweet and juicy, they'll go straight back to Tesco.

It is not, indeed, prepared to engage in debate at any price.

It is not, indeed, until 1874 that there is any clear evidence of an authoritative limitation of the title.