Sentence examples for would indeed do from inspiring English sources

The deal would, indeed, do some good.

It proved true that Jonas would indeed do anything for cigarettes.

The complaint doesn't say whether anyone replied to tell Juraboev that this would indeed do, or whether anybody replied at all.

Those words had a dissonant echo on Monday, when the Trump Administration announced that it would indeed do something about climate change: it would make the situation worse.

If that amendment fails, Minnesota won't join the ranks of states with same-sex marriage, whereas Maine, Maryland and Washington would indeed do so if their citizens vote in favor of marriage, which is what's on the ballots there.

Obama would then be left with the decision of whether to veto it, and Josh Earnest, the White House spokesman, said on Tuesday that the President would, indeed, do that.

Despite their slovenly habits in agricultural settings, pigs raised in biomedical labs are clean enough that many humans would welcome —indeed, do welcome — the use of their tissue for life-saving transplants.

Frost's ire peaked as he listened to Thomas: something would indeed be done and done right now, and if Thomas wanted to follow him he could see it being done.

The Seu Jorge song, originally recorded by Bezerra da Silva goes on, "my people are industrious/ they've never had social welfare/ they just live there/ because the poor have no other way". Whilst calling for recognition, the translated lyrics suggest a certain resignation which some favela residents would argue and indeed do fight against.

Arlington is certainly a powerful dystopian drama, even if it resorts to a self-sacrificing romantic gesture that Dickens would not – indeed did not –disdain.

Meanwhile, Jesus H f***ing Corbett (as Malcolm would, and indeed does, say), I dearly wish I could share some of last night's magisterial *uckerisms but, thrillingly, every single one is such unquotable uberfilth that, fingers crossed, we'll soon see Malcolm on Question Time.