Sentence examples for are indeed free from inspiring English sources

The good news is that while the Paris agreement didn't include specific policies, there are indeed free market solutions available.

"I guess it will take an adjustment period until I realize that some of the best things in life are indeed free," Ms. Weiss said.

The children in his books -- the nimble, crosshatched figures who gaze with wonder and skepticism from the bottom of the page -- are indeed free.

Schools and hospitals are indeed free to enter, but they are grim, bare, crowded places where getting learning or treatment requires cash that many still do not have.

Philosophy is conceived on the model of the sciences, which are indeed free to ignore disproven theories from long ago, and thus to ignore not just, say, ancient China, but early modern Europe as well.

Facebook and Twitter are indeed free at the point of use.

The results confirmed their hypothesis that a significant portion of Gnutella users are indeed free-riders.

But, assuming the crew are indeed freed soon, that will mark a climb-down from China's demand for a full American apology.

Company searches were indeed free for journalists under the Corporations (Fees) Regulations created in 2001.

It was indeed free and fair — not like the pretend election you are about to see in Iran, where only candidates approved by the Supreme Leader can run.

If Nasiruddin is indeed free and living in the same neighbourhood as the ISI, suspicions that his detention was a sham will be confirmed.