Sentence examples for act is indeed from inspiring English sources

Second, the act is, indeed, not enough by itself.

(Clarence Thomas dissented, arguing that the Voting Rights Act is indeed obsolete and unconstitutional).

Now, a federal appeals court in Denver is weighing whether the act is indeed unconstitutional.

In other words, officials said, consumers may need to find new health plans if they want to make sure their coverage under the Affordable Care Act is, indeed, affordable.

The nature of this seemingly simple act is indeed quite complex, and made so by the context of Egypt's current militarized state.

A new study in Massachusetts is providing evidence that the reform law passed in that state in 2006, and which served as the model for the Affordable Care Act, is indeed making a significant dent in bankruptcy filings.

The analysis of overall US university patenting suggests that the patents issued to institutions that entered into patenting and licensing after the effective date of the Bayh Dole act are indeed less important and less general than the patents issued before and after 1980 to US universities with longer experience in patenting.

So while the SEC's recent ruling to promulgate rules to implement Title IV of the JOBS Act was indeed cause for celebration in many ways, fintechs were slightly more temperate in their responses, knowing that they must continue to carefully navigate their way through regulatory issues.

Most of the action in the first acts is indeed forced into the mold of conventional opera seria.

While sexual acts are indeed often the vehicle, subjugation is the essence.

But I have to say, though his song subject is (as usual) darker than dark, Nick Cave acts here not as a harbinger of doom but of the lightest, noblest message an artist can deliver to us: that the choice to make art is, indeed, an act of blistering revenge against the nonsensical, cold unfairness of this world.