Sentence examples for exists indeed from inspiring English sources

While the war in Syria persists, while Isis exists – indeed, until there is a massive outbreak of unprecedented peace – certain facts will remain unarguable.

Happily, the book still exists — indeed, it was called into service in 2007, when Keith Ellison, the first Muslim elected to the U.S. Congress, needed a book to place his hand on as he was sworn into office.

No unified religious perspective on human cloning exists; indeed, there are a diversity of opinions within each individual religious tradition.

If (D > B), no equilibrium exists; indeed, the torque is high enough for the motion to be a rotation.

Rather, the erroneous view are part of all that exists, indeed all that exists is some erroneous (i.e., one-sided, locally coherent) view.

There exists indeed a wealth of published models for neuron astrocyte interactions which consider neurotransmitter and ion dynamics at different scales: subcellular [12 16], cellular [4, 17 19] and supracellular, including a hemodynamic compartment [20 22], and network [23, 24].

No tradition of autistic writing existed (indeed, some thought autistic author a contradiction in terms).

The commons have always existed; indeed until two centuries ago they were generally treated as common property, accessible to all.

At present the technology to achieve this does not exist; indeed, it is not even obvious what strategy might be used to reach this goal.

No model existed — indeed, 460 New York Avenue was just a hole in the ground at New York Avenue and Fourth Street NW in March 2014, when she bought the unit.

We know that alternatives exist – indeed, late last year the International Energy Agency said that for the poorest people on earth, solar energy was a better path even than cheap coal for getting the energy they desperately need.