Sentence examples for which would indeed from inspiring English sources

Which would, indeed, be better for everyone.

It seems that Mr. Stockman has in mind widespread seizure of firearms via executive order, which would indeed constitute an outrageous abuse of power.

The movie does not, for example, portray L.B.J. as "only reluctantly behind" the Voting Rights Act, which would indeed be a gross distortion.

To be fair, Trump has suggested one decent policy for women and families: a six-week paid maternity leave, which would indeed end a national disgrace.

In a way he never anticipated, Mr. Rumsfeld turned out to be correct: before that year was out, the United States had appropriated more than $20 billion for the reconstruction, which would indeed involve projects across the entire country.

Turnbull made no mention of a national objective to reduce our "un-Australian" abuse of alcohol or even a goal to reduce the number of liquor outlets – which would indeed have an impact on violence – or to tackle the "un-Australian" nature of entrenched disadvantage.

It appears then to follow that non-count nouns can be neither singular nor plural a point which would seem indeed to be as fundamental as any, and from which two subsidiary points follow directly.

Then again, if "The Saddest Music" were silent, the music might be lost altogether, which would be sad indeed.

To the end, he was growing, exploring, questioning, developing, willing and even anxious to accept intellectual and spiritual challenges which would have (and indeed have) frightened younger men".

Even so, the opening mission of imposing a no-fly zone would almost certainly include missile attacks on air defense sites of a sovereign nation, which some would indeed regard as an act of war.

And it's true: The years have brought self-indulgent repetition, not to mention a sloppy carelessness with plot and structure… Yesterday, I wrote about Woody Allen's "You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger," an impressive — and impressively self-renewing — achievement on the basis of which I would indeed insist that Allen's genius remains undiluted.