Sentence examples for would indeed like from inspiring English sources

Even if he is not there, Howard would indeed like nothing more than three points.

Doubtless, most Nigerians would indeed like their country to be harmonious, but it isn't.

Nor, perhaps, was it surprising that Mr Greenspan responded by saying that he would indeed like to stay on.

She says that she's heard from that charity that they would indeed like to partner with Help Refugees.

Peters, the young mower-cum-welder from Gapuwiyak, would indeed like to escape the tentacles of mining.

Westwood considered the question for some time before saying that, yes, he would indeed like to meet the expectations of the country.

But if such a resolution is not forthcoming, then military action would indeed look like a Suez adventure, a folie de grandeur with strong possibilities of backfiring.

So for more than 85percentt of American commuters, the Volt would indeed work like a pure E.V., using no gasoline and delivering up to 150 m.p.g.

Eventually, India hopes, politicians such as Umar Farooq, the hereditary spiritual leader of the Valley's Sunni Muslims, might be enticed into mainstream Indian politics.If it works out that way, it would indeed look like an Indian "victory".

To see if they would indeed behave like heart cells, they mixed some of these in with cultures of heart cells from newborn rats.

The death of bin Laden would, indeed, seem like an opportune break point at which the Obama administration could make major readjustments in its AfPak strategy without eliciting domestic criticism.