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*indeed indicates similar/contrasting ideas
similar - elaborating on the SAME idea as the previous sentence.
(e.g. Yet never during any of those opportunities did he ever indicate that he had followed a pre-determined plan. INDEED, in the summer of 1996, Boukreev himself stated during a videotaped interview for ABC News that there was no plan.)
*still indicates similar/contrasting ideas
contrasting
in contrast indicates similar/contrasting ideas
contrasting
"consequently" is used to...
indicate cause and effect relationship
nonetheless indicates similar/contrasting ideas
contrasting
"accordingly" is used to...
indicate cause and effect relationship
moreover indicates similar/contrasting ideas
similar
nevertheless indicates similar/contrasting ideas
contrasting
"therefore" should only be used when...
when the 2nd statement is a direct and logical conclusion of the first
"in fact" is used to...
show emphasis on the previous sentence
conversely indicates similar/contrasting ideas
contrasting
granted indicates what relationship of ideas
signals that the information in the sentence is in opposition to the information in the previous sentence
it's like a "but"
to that end indicates what relationship of ideas
signals that the information in the sentence is a means of accomplishing a goal established in the previous sentence
it's like saying "for this purpose"
specifically is used to...
provide specific, precise details elaborating on what was established in the previous sentence
it's like a "for example"
"that said" indicates what relationship?
the information in this sentence is an exception/caveat to the information in the previous sentence
"as such" indicates what relationship?
information in this sentence follows logically from the information about the topic in the previous sentence
"hence" is used to...
signal a cause and effect relationship (information in this sentence is a result of the information in a previous sentence)
e.g. I play the violin; hence, I enjoy attending the symphony.
"admittedly" is used to...
signal that the information in this sentence provides an exception/caveat to the information in the previous sentence
"in addition" is used to... (in contrast with...)
add a new idea (in contrast with "indeed" which elaborates on the same idea)