The phrase "are indeed the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that two or more things are identical or equivalent in some way.
Example: "After thorough analysis, we concluded that the two methods are indeed the same in terms of efficiency."
Alternatives: "are truly identical" or "are actually the same."
Genetically speaking, therefore, they are indeed the same.
She's not wrong: all living women are indeed the same, because we have circulatory systems, and are alive.
"The real beneficiaries are indeed the same kind of people getting the big bonuses on Wall Street," said Robert Greenstein, executive director of the liberal Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
Michael Shirts, New York: Could it be that the same generalized qualities that would make the Democrats better at government — deliberation, discussion, open-mindedness, the valuing of a diversity of opinions — are indeed the same qualities that keep them from presenting a uniform political platform?
It is a conflict of interest which, outsiders argue, enables banks to make huge sums of money on their proprietary trading (dealing on their own account).The distinction between market-making for customers in this way and proprietary trading is often blurred, particularly in firms where the market-maker and the proprietary trader sit together or are, indeed, the same person.
Update 2: I've been able to confirm that these Google Offers are indeed the same thing as what used to be called Google Coupons.
It is indeed the same Internet, ever a combination of flaky and robust.
It is indeed the same car Europeans have been driving for nearly four years, now built at a plant in Mexico and modified for American tastes.
Perhaps the strange irony of circumstances and of coincidence helped convince him that he and Zelda and Gerald and Sara were somehow identified — were indeed "the same people" — but there was nothing in the events themselves to justify this notion.
We reached out to the Bentley Drivers Club to see if they knew anything about the car in the photograph, and Alan Bodfish, administrator of the Bentley Memorial Foundation, confirmed that it is indeed the same car.
Those trying moments include a mother using her spit to clean a spot of sauce off her child's face, and a father assuring his daughter that the perky hamster is, indeed, the same pet that had been ailing.
