Sentence examples for are indeed often from inspiring English sources

They are indeed often funny.

Charlie Hebdo's caricatures are indeed often offensive.

Markets are indeed often better than the alternatives.

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

The foster teenagers who end up waiting in the detention centers are indeed often troubled.

Photos or paintings are indeed often used, with 2D animation and a bit of 3D modelling on top.

It is indeed often difficult to distinguish an established cultural motif from one Tanavoli has established.

In the Southern Ocean, iron is indeed often the limiting nutrient.

Part One is indeed often taken to be essential Quixote, and several of the famous incidents occur early in its pages.

Mr Fillon had a point, sort of: national authorities know their own financial sector better than outsiders, and speed is indeed often of the essence.

Middle Easterners' perception of history is nourished from the pulpit, by the schools, and by the media, and, although it may be — indeed, often is — slanted and inaccurate, it is nevertheless vivid and powerfully resonant.