Sentence examples for without indeed from inspiring English sources

Coty lost his seat in the Senate without, indeed, ever having sat in it.

Without, indeed, even pausing to address the resonant question posed by Louise Mensch's Heat Street site: "Did Angelina's friendship with British Lord William Hague freeze out Brad?" Or perhaps they just couldn't agree about Brexit.

They came without faddish foams or flavored oils, without garnishes, indeed without vegetables, except for those potatoes fried in duck fat.

But it would be impossible to watch "Jackie" without noticing — indeed, without forming a pretty strong opinion about — the music.

Without hesitating — indeed, without even looking — Mr. Matiullah pulled a wad of money out of his pocket and pressed it into the man's withered hands.

And we must not forget that some of the most heinous crimes in war have been committed without explosives, indeed, without the need for any particular weapon at all.

In "After Ellen," your story in this week's magazine, a man named Scott leaves his girlfriend without explanation — indeed, he leaves her without a car, too.

The "sensualists without heart" and "specialists without spirit" indeed formed two faces of the same coin that may be called the disempowerment of the modern self.

He needed time for himself because he made "Breathless" without a storyboard — indeed, without a script.

This debate would not have been possible without journalists – and, indeed, without Snowden himself.

The entire book is narrated in an urgent, poking present tense, and the pithed characters, of different ages, are presented without complex histories — indeed, without much history at all.