Sentence examples for changed indeed from inspiring English sources

As far as women and gays go, that now has changed; indeed, Richard Socarides described his inaugural address as "perhaps the most important gay-rights speech in American history".

But in fact the pledge has not changed — indeed, fiscal conservatives must stick to their commitment to oppose tax increases and fight to reduce the size of the federal government.

But the factors that have advanced the case against Ríos Montt have not changed; indeed, they provide an inspiration for those around the world, in Haiti, Kenya, Sri Lanka and even in the United States, who would wish to see justice done for serious offences.

The policy on private purchasing delivered to the workplace has not been changed, indeed several senior managers have explored the addition of locker banks to the campus to facilitate it.

Ellis understands that the most interesting thing about her response to books is the way those responses change over time – ought to change, indeed.

He promised that the paper's values will not change, indeed declaring himself "ready" should someone threaten to put his body-parts through a wringer.

For if our thought counsels it, our language must change, indeed, not only the language of scholars, but that of the people as well.

By contrast, in the OleTJE-RhFRED plus NADPH reaction, pre-added catalase did not significantly change (indeed, it slightly improved) the conversion of myristic acid to 1-tridecene.

But what hasn't changed and, indeed, what can't change, is Bedlam's uniquely British feel.

The world has changed, and indeed they inadvertently changed it by their persistent bungling.

This is to ensure that the column name being changed is indeed present in the table.