Sentence examples for are indeed of from inspiring English sources

"The Afghans are indeed of no real help there, but neither are the NATO or U.S. troops," a senior Western intelligence official said.

Up close, they are indeed of a skinniness verging on the macabre, and mostly white, to address two topics of some controversy in recent years.

The absence of protests is an encouraging sign, American officials said, illustrating the idea that the vast majority of Indonesia's approximately 180 million Muslims are indeed of moderate persuasion.

While portions of the airport are, indeed, of such a design, most of the Miami airport is currently a construction zone with mazelike corridors, which lead to multiple soaring spaces of breathtaking design.

Pensions, though, are in reality just deferred pay, and the incentive effect of performance-related pay would surely be diluted if the recipient is guaranteed a post-retirement income of several million dollars a year.A remarkable new study by Lucian Bebchuk and Robert J. Jackson of the Harvard Law School shows how often the sums involved are indeed of this magnitude.

We argue that delineated networks are indeed of better quality than the networks manually mapped from images.

When Brando said what he himself had to say, it was indeed of a unique value.

Millikan proved that this radiation is indeed of extraterrestrial origin, and he named it "cosmic rays".

But this pitch only works to the extent that the paid-for item is indeed of high quality.

Henry Kissinger: This is indeed of big concern.

And this is where the memoir is indeed of interest.