Sentence examples for are indeed discovering from inspiring English sources

It is this, perhaps, that makes every Munro reader feel that they are indeed discovering something for the first time.

Many Japanese are indeed discovering things to love about their country these days, but aikokushin, say worried liberals, implies devotion to a particular idea of Japan: as a uniquely entitled nation supported by hard-working but unquestioning citizens.

After the case was reinvestigated and sperm was indeed discovered, the charges against her were dropped.

Roberts was indeed "discovered" by Oldham, but not at a ceilidh: he approached him with a demo tape at a Glasgow gig.

Accum's premises on Old Compton Street were searched on the order of a magistrate for the City of London, and torn pages were indeed discovered there.

An alternative glutamine-consuming pathway generating NADPH was indeed discovered recently, as discussed below in the chapter on glutamine addiction.

If reliable cancer-related signal, exist in the form of pair-wise gene expression ratio, were indeed discovered successfully, they will be relatively independent from the normalization method used on a dataset.

In our study of the genes within this region, all seven were screened for mutations and a few were indeed discovered (Ejeskär et al, 2000; Abel et al, 2002, 2004; Krona et al, 2003, 2004).

In this sense they are indeed "shy", and on discovering that they are speaking to an opposition supporter more inclined to flight than fight.

If the microbial changes Carney's team discovered are indeed common to many habitats, their collective impact on global warming could be substantial, says ecologist Chris Field of the Carnegie Institution at Stanford University.

Although the vast majority of FDA-approved biomarkers are indeed proteins, none were discovered via high-throughput experimentation and few are used in routine clinical practice (Ludwig and Weinstein, 2005).