Sentence examples for document indeed from inspiring English sources

Every written document — indeed every word written or uttered — is a living organism.

But it remains a document that should be read by anyone interested in the sacrifices that people are willing to make for the sake of democracy — a timely document, indeed, given the democratic uprisings taking place this spring in northern Africa and the Middle East.

At that point, lawyers would be forced to prove that the documents indeed showed that the players were given the substances.

Are the documents indeed read and used?

Local infiltration with a local anaesthetic solution, has been studied on several instances with disappointing results, most of the studies documenting indeed the lack of significant effect of wound infiltration on postoperative pain after breast surgery [ 5].

By doing so, he seems to be acknowledging that the document is indeed a "draft" and a "deliberative privileged" document that rightfully belongs to CIA.

But when pressed, he conceded that the document did indeed refute the part of the Supreme Court's 1857 Dred Scott decision declaring that "colored" men had "no rights which the white man was bound to respect".

The subsequent discovery of extensive Hebrew fragments from caves IV and VI at Qumrān confirmed that the document was indeed one of the major doctrinal and administrative codes of the Essene sect.

The document has indeed been signed by someone — just not by me.

We first attempted to examine how the tsunami propagated toward Korea and to identify whether the abnormal wave documented in the historical Korean document was indeed the tsunami from the Hoei earthquake.

Spicer claimed that "the report is not an intelligence report, plain and simple," although his administration itself has given little credence to reports from the intelligence community and the document did indeed circulate among intelligence officials, making it difficult to dismiss outright.