Sentence examples for example are indeed from inspiring English sources

Beauty, like color, does not lie only in the eye of the beholder: flowers, for example, are indeed beautiful and brightly colored.

ND & HB: Some of the projections, for the installation entitled "Fever Dreams," for example, are indeed on the surface of four tables, which are sculptures.

Direct dialogue between the crowd and the players provides a welcome degree of accountability but the unwillingness of some fans to accept basic sporting realities – like their team simply not being very good, for example – is indeed worrying.

"The Poles, for example, were indeed rightfully proud of their society's resistance against the Nazis, but in fact did kill more Jews than Germans during the war," wrote the 68-year-old Jewish historian.

The previous example is indeed a special case of the Heisenberg extension, and V generalizes to the Stone von Neumann representation associated to an abelian group G, which is nothing else than the space ( V : = L^2 (G, {mathbb {C}})) of square integrable functions on G (see [221, 303]).

This example is indeed a 'pathological' one as described earlier, because in practice, as may be seen from table Table 1 with real-life genomes and most random positions, the triangular inequality is indeed valid.

Some of the examples are indeed silly.

The problem with them is they don't give us any way to judge whether the companies they hold up as examples are indeed exceptional.

Some examples are Indeed and Monster.

The above examples are indeed personalization, though in an unrefined sense of the word.

While these examples are indeed ludicrous, they are not terribly uncommon.