Sentence examples for but indeed also from inspiring English sources

In the second place, from his earliest published writings in 1868 Peirce rejected not only Cartesianism but indeed also any form of foundationalism in epistemology, that is to say any position that takes some fixed type of cognitions to be absolutely basic and thus to be absolutely prior to or beyond all empirical and philosophical inquiry.

As many of the evaluated aspects relate not only to the GPs but indeed also to the practice and staff it is crucial that the impact that the evaluations were shown to have on the GPs is carried through to the entire organisation in order to raise the attention and improve the skills of all the involved professionals.

Such clinical outcome benefits not only the patients and their families, but indeed may also relieve the time and financial burden on health care services.

But although this is interesting, the normalization is indeed also confusing and not essential for our study.

The PS4's controller does indeed also have some features which could create cool game experiences.

Beyond saturation of demand, there have indeed also been many social and technological changes.

But evidence is accumulating that the biggest extinction of all, 252.3m years back, at the end of the Permian period, was indeed also triggered by an impact.

Herder does indeed also insist on respecting, preserving, and advancing national groupings.

This point is indeed also made by Latour (2005) in his discussion of technology as mediators.

Indeed, also in this study we did not find any significant effect of treatment for the tCNV and lCNV.

We've seen unprecedented storms, floods, drought, fires, hunger -- and indeed also the first waves of climate refugees.