Sentence examples for I think that indeed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama might have chosen to give a more clipped answer — I think that indeed he should have done so — but criticism surely ought to be directed at a press corps more interested in celebrated crime cases than gigantic, systematic human disasters.

"I can't believe we could have a once-in-a-century type of financial crisis without a significant impact on the real economy globally, and I think that indeed is what is in the process of occurring".

I think that one should indeed move rhinos from high poaching areas in South Africa and into places where the protection is more intense.

I think that.9999... should indeed be admitted as a number... though not as a real number.

And I think, even if a child is not adequately cared for, there are ways and means of dealing with the situation and I would say, I think that children are indeed very robust.

Roger Trigg, in his survey of views of human nature puts the option this way: "If I think that humans are indeed a little lower than the angels, and may live on beyond this life, then I shall view myself differently from the person who accepts that the species Homo sapiens is one animal species amongst many, characterized by a particular evolutionary history.

On the other hand, I think that if entanglement indeed plays a role in life, it might be eventually possible to harness it for the purposes of quantum information processing, but again, it could be done only with the help of biologists.

"I think that this highly unusual, indeed unprecedented, publication is cranking up for war," said Tam Dalyell of Labor, the longest-serving member of Parliament and a persistent critic of current policy toward Iraq.

Indeed, I think that the expressions of love for America reflect, in part, the intuitive embrace by many Iranians of whatever the state media condemn.

Indeed, I think that we need to do much more to ensure that fathers play their full part in the lives of their children.

I think it's false to the experiences of people on both sides of this set-up (indeed, I think that the schema itself is the falsehood), but it does, as Reitman says, make for an efficient fiction.