Sentence examples for indeed absent from inspiring English sources

ACCURACY -- Mr. Franks was indeed absent for 29 straight votes between Sept. 28 and Oct. 12.

Indeed, absent such provision for exceptional cases, the formularized approach embodied in the DMS-9 would be unconscionable.

At 31-0, there was almost no point returning for the second half and the Saracens of the first half were, indeed, absent after half-time.

Indeed, absent other measures, most of the £400m worth of commercial public service broadcasting will effectively bleed out of the system, leaving the BBC as an isolated, monopoly deliverer of public service broadcasting.

But when challenged with alternative accounts of these phenomena — or with evidence that suggests that God might be unloving, illogical, inconsistent or, indeed, absent — Dr. Collins will say that God stands outside of Nature, and thus science cannot address the question of his existence at all.

Indeed, absent the central bank's accumulation of foreign reserves, the renminbi would have appreciated.

ADNP was indeed found absent from pericentromeric heterochromatin in these cells.

A western blot using an antibody detecting total RNAPII demonstrated that the high molecular weight band, which represents the active phosphorylated form of RNAPII is indeed almost absent upon α-amanitin treatment (Figure 1C).

However, while regulators in general perform similarly to all the genes in the landscape in terms of their connectivity distribution (Figure 5), we noticed that many of the most fundamental transcriptional regulators, including the canonical pro-myogenic TF themselves, are often poorly connected, or indeed completely absent from the network.

One topic is, indeed, strikingly absent in these meetings: the 'watery' part of tertiary water management.

Future stratigraphic research needs to clarify whether Late Jurassic strata are indeed mostly absent in the area.