Sentence examples for does indeed stand from inspiring English sources
If the Ashers verdict does indeed stand – as Peter Tatchell speculates – it is only "lawful" messages that will be permitted.
President Bush himself must make it clear to Congress's Republican leaders that he does, indeed, stand behind the U.N. convention, which bars the deportation of foreigners to homelands found to torture and persecute dissenters.
At 11 39 the eggs did indeed stand on end for several minutes.
But the Irish (35-3), also a No. 1 seed, do indeed stand in the way.
There were a few new buildings, and some did indeed stand out like sore thumbs.
Lawyers have said that, in several cases, they were told that witnesses did, indeed, stand behind their earlier testimony.
First, anecdotally, the participants did indeed often stand still at an end-point and make the same side-to-side stepping motions as they had been instructed to make in interval one, in order to decide whether they really had reached their goal point although they were not instructed to behave in any particular way in interval two.
Standard does seem like an odd word to describe such a plant until you realize that the "stand" in "standard" does indeed mean just that.
This shows that, mathematically, mereology does indeed have all the resources to stand as a robust and yet nominalistically acceptable alternative to set theory, the real source of difference being the attitude towards the nature of singletons (as already emphasized by Leśniewski 1916 and eventually clarified by Lewis 1991).
Addiction does indeed discriminate.
