Sentence examples for would not indeed from inspiring English sources

This would not, indeed could not, have happened with a paper book.

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.

Hypothetically, then, a brain in a vat, artificially stimulated in a laboratory to have a mental life subjectively indistinguishable from a normally embodied brain interacting with its environment, would not — indeed, could not — mean the same by its (virtual) utterances.

Even politicians who make it their rhetorical stock-in-trade to portray disability as an elaborate benefit scam would not, indeed could not, be open about withdrawing money from people already wrestling with such disadvantage.

She is not talking about the mother who can't get to the cot for five minutes after the baby has started to cry and she would not, indeed, accuse mothers of an earlier generation who left the pram at the bottom of the garden of neglecting their children.

Winner: Clare Balding For all that Young is obviously a thoroughly decent and sensitive soul who would not (indeed, could not) cheat on a woman who was carrying his child by copping off with "another model" ("the behaviour of an arsehole," says Rod, though that may not cut much ice with some), this is the equivalent of Stewart's Celtic taking on, say, Port Vale and crushing them.

This sense of betrayal was fertile ground for Trump, who used bigotry and bluster to sell himself to immigration hawks as a Republican who wouldn't, indeed couldn't, sell them out.

Now, while these prayers were certainly rooted in a noble sentiment (emancipation for the world), experience had taught me that for all my prayers the world wouldn't, indeed, change very much.

It just didn't seem to me that she wasn't, or wouldn't; indeed, it was something she clearly signaled she would gladly do, both yesterday and in today's speech before AIPAC, which was strongly supportive of Obama.

It is a decision that would not-indeed, could not-have been made if the company had been reacting only to external market pressures.

In the corridors of the French foreign ministry, diplomats always maintained that France would not - indeed could not - lead on the frontline with troops.