Sentence examples for are indeed bad from inspiring English sources

The measure was dropped, but the message remains: prison is a bad option; think of something else.Prisons are indeed bad, and in some ways are becoming worse.

Second, things are indeed bad out there: The costs of medical care and insurance premiums are (still) rising, and some employers are (still) dropping coverage.

But the government argues that complete exclusion from German society is far more divisive and many Turks do not want to forswear their Turkish passport for fear of losing inheritance rights in Turkey.The aim is to improve race relations, which are indeed bad.

The politics are, indeed, bad for Republicans, she added.

There are indeed bad parents; some are selfish, absent, neglectful or cruel.

There is room for agreement between both schools of thought, but framing the "eggs first" and "chickens first" approaches as antithetical to one another isn't bringing anyone any closer to a consensus that bad things are indeed bad, and should be avoided.

It was indeed bad news, but not from Virgin Atlantic.

If bad kicking is indeed bad football, Collingwood were absolutely putrid in the first half on Saturday afternoon.

There is a popular training book called "No Bad Dogs," but what happens when one is indeed bad and he belongs to you?

"But, if you happen to have an airline, well, then, there is another call you also fear.'' It was indeed bad news, but not from Virgin Atlantic.

Investors' memory is indeed bad, or maybe just selective.