Sentence examples for he's indeed from inspiring English sources
And despite Trump's gaffes and brash attitude towards campaigning, he's indeed winning the GOP's popular vote and bringing excited people into the party, including many Independents and Democrats.
Franck Ribéry's devastating performance saw the Frenchman hailed as the best Ribéry ever; he's indeed close to his 2007 level, perhaps even better.
/Film points out that Finn refers to him solely as "Ren", suggesting he's indeed the only one left, yet Snoke refers to him as the master of the Knights.
When we meet up on a sunny afternoon at Tompkins Square Park on the Lower East Side, he's indeed dressed in this look: off-white Velcro sneakers, light-washed jeans, and a long-sleeved, mustard yellow shirt stitched with his personal mantra, O∆, pronounced "circle triangle".
"He's indeed a good student of [reformist leaders] Zhao (Ziyang) and Hu (Yaobang).
On Mr Cable, he added: "He's indeed a soothsayer of some importance, but I'm just a functionary who would make things happen, but it would be very difficult to do so... It's a coalition and all views are welcome".
According to playwright Alan Franks, writing later in The Times, "he was indeed 'deranged'deranged
He was, indeed, China's reform hero.
Yet another difficulty facing Daniels is that he was, indeed, the president's accountant.
Ruttenstein confirmed that he was indeed the Hampton's Crane man.
After learning that he was indeed transgender, Brandon's life blossomed.
