Sentence examples for explains indeed from inspiring English sources

The emergence of 3D catalysts explains indeed very simply why all protein amino-acids and nucleic acid sugars are of one enantiomeric form.

We owe it to explain – indeed, to demonstrate – as Martin Luther King famously put it, "why we can't wait".

As one woman explained: Indeed, many participants mentioned how they had encountered healthcare professionals who were unsupportive and lacked an understanding of PCOS.

Since stimulus-induced DNA damage occurred rapidly within 2 h after a stimulus, such a process could explain indeed how 5-Aza or zebularine would impact on memory formation and DNA-methylation in neurons.

Hair contains sulphur, he explains, as indeed do matchsticks.

As the eminent physicist Roger Penrose (1989) explains: "Where indeed does our own low entropy come from?

He explains that indeed, mosquito larvae can be found in the water, but there are also fish that eat the larvae.

Egyptian journalist Mohamed Abdelfattah explains how, indeed, there is a stark and visible contrast between rich and poor in Egypt, particularly in Cairo.

Reasons justify the actions they explain, and indeed so called "external reasons" (Williams 1981) only justify action, without purporting to explain it.

My relationship to faith is not easy to explain or, indeed, to understand.

"The stress mechanism," Selye explained, "and, indeed, nature in general, is quite indifferent to human concepts of good or bad".