Sentence examples for has indeed committed from inspiring English sources
Sure enough, by the story's end we learn that he has indeed committed the grotesque crime for which he is being investigated.
Judge Jessica González said that Father Karadima, 81, had indeed committed the abuse, calling the accusations against him "truthful and reliable".
The post was designed with a heavy hand to prove two things: that Guccifer 2.0 had indeed committed the hack, and that it wasn't linked to Russia.
(After his death, she would be sentenced to eight years for foreign currency offences, which she had indeed committed, mainly on Pasternak's behalf).
And many who today call for letting the process work its will not long ago argued that the impeachment process was too costly for the nation to endure -- even if its target had indeed committed perjury and thereby undermined the integrity of the judicial branch of government.
At the criminal rial, the prosecution had argued that it not have to show that MacDonald was the kind of person who could have committed the crimes--it had only to show that he had indeed committed them--but this was precisely what McGinniss, the nonfiction novelist, did have to show... Writer interviews Bob Keeler, a writer for"Newsday who also attempted to write about the trial.
Yes, immigrants not here legally have indeed committed a crime.
Surely I would be sucked into a black hole or into the time-space continuum or worse yet, some evil would befall me if I had indeed committed such a slovenly act.
This unwelcome campaign to give war a chance persists in spite of the fact that the very abuses that inspired the universal ban on war in 1945 have indeed been committed by the Americans and their allies in their assault on the old postwar sovereignty-based system of the UN charter.
