Sentence examples for indeed a member from inspiring English sources

Britain is indeed a member, although it does not use the euro currency.

The group was indeed a member of Citizens for Better Medicare, a group largely financed by the pharmaceutical industry.

Yes indeed, a member of the audience pitched in, adding that Jarman's name was a synonym for "filth".

But whether Sakkas was indeed a member is no longer the question, nor do the juridical authorities seem to care.

Indeed, a member of the Federal Open Market Committee, Charles Evans, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, published a paper describing the language as ambiguous.

Those names together make Rooney Mara, who plays Lisbeth Salander in "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo," and is, indeed, a member of both families.

Mr. Gingrich ought to know, however, that he would be very welcome indeed as a member of the organization.

Powell - who affirmed, for what it's worth, that he is indeed still a member of the Republican party - said he liked John McCain tremendously.

Indeed after a member of our team enjoyed a ménage-a-trois at an IMO in the 1980s, the committee increased the security and prohibited boys and girls from entering each others' rooms.

(In this column, at least, he has been stripped of his title, though in reality he is Baron Black of Crossharbour, PC, Knight Commander of the Order of St Gregory the Great and, weirdly indeed, still a member of the British legislature).

Let (( delta_{n} ) in Delta_{ beta }^{tilde{beta }}) and (( vartheta_{n} ) in S_{ beta }^{tilde{beta }} ( R ) ), then the fractional Fourier operator of a Boehmian in (beta_{1}) can be given as hat{F}_{alpha } bigl( ( vartheta_{n} ) / ( delta_{n} ) bigr) = ( F_{alpha }vartheta_{n} ) / ( F_{alpha }delta_{n} ), (16) which indeed is a member of (beta_{2}).