The phrase "I indeed made" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "I indeed made an effort to finish my project on time."
Much of it, indeed, makes the novel look superfluous.
And that it indeed makes them more productive.
I have indeed made something as light as a whisper – so light, in fact, that it turns to dust beneath the rolling pin.
Funny you should ask, everyone; I was indeed made fun of as a kid for having two moms!
It is to be noted that the version of Censored Voices that I watched has indeed made it past Israeli censors, which means that all those doubts, all the violence and all that which is difficult to hear, and watch in the film, has been given the OK by the Israeli government.
I'll indeed make a special effort to return to these restaurants, but I'll probably only re-review them if I feel strongly that they need a different rating.
I did indeed make a disparaging reference to Republicans, but it was in the context of a single, particular issue.
The guy, my new ally — groom's side of the family, bride's side, I don't know — had indeed made a phone call.
Urlacher indeed made the reception, his first in the N.F.L. "In the game I don't drop them," he said.
He indeed made the shoeshine box.
