Sentence examples for are indeed real from inspiring English sources

These opportunities are indeed real and immense.

There are, indeed, real differences, but in the short term they are not a chasm.

Today philosophers carry on as if there are indeed real philosophical problems, problems that transcend the use and misuse of language.

Sturgeon and Salmond are, indeed, "real partisans" who would exact a very high price from Labour for support in any form.

Dr Barraclough's classification shows that these two apparent species are, indeed, real and evolutionarily distinct, even though they share a host.The niche model of speciation thus looks proved.

The evening was pleasant and there were even a few lovely snow flurries, and the winds that had blown away the inversion revealed there are indeed real mountains out there.

It was, indeed, real stuff.

He knew that the money was indeed real.

"There is indeed real substance here," he said.

Now two groups of physicists, working independently, have demonstrated that nature is indeed real when unobserved.

There is a sense of real change because of course the impact on politics is indeed real.