Sentence examples for he has indeed given from inspiring English sources

One tweet referred to Dimon as a "New Deal Democrat". He has, indeed, given hundreds of thousands of dollars to Democratic candidates, including Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, but the tone of the letter seemed to go to another level.

He has, indeed, given hundreds of thousands of dollars to Democratic candidates, including Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, but the tone of the letter seemed to go to another level.

If she has indeed given all of Shakespeare a fair trial and still finds the plays dull as ditchwater, well, my husband, Shakespeare scholar Stanley Wells, always says "liking Shakespeare is not obligatory".

Mr. Gowadia's defense attorneys argued during the nearly four-month trial that while he had indeed given China the design for the cruise missile part, he had based his work on unclassified, publicly available information.

The CSKA forward Doumbia dismissed his compatriot's allegation, although he subsequently muddied the waters by denying he spoke to any journalists before later admitting he had indeed given an interview on the subject.

In Moca, in the small three-room home of Rojas and her family, she told a reporter that she had indeed given birth to Danny on April 7 , 1989 in Jamao al Norte, a small mountain village an hour's drive away.

Ms. Sallick also said that She had indeed given Herself the title of Evangelist of the beautiful bathroom because when She and her husband started Waterworks, nobody cared about the bathroom.

Is it possible that Ms. Jolie has indeed given birth and that the news is being withheld for some reason?

His unleashed genie has indeed given us our country back – torn in two like a bad poem.

The stimulus provided by the Bush tax cuts has indeed given the economy a temporary boost, but his policies have not addressed the right fundamental problems.

The state has indeed given itself a generous deadline of 2040 to achieve a fully sustainable groundwater management system, with the possibility to push that back even further.