Sentence examples for indeed accepting from inspiring English sources

Indeed, "accepting punishment is designed to prick the conscience of those doing the punishing," Ms. Calman said.

Someone needs to define white supremacy, if indeed accepting money from prison lobbyists isn't an egregious example of privilege and supremacy.

Two days later, Mr. Kerry's campaign announced that he would, indeed, accept the nomination at the convention.

Liability was indeed accepted nine months later and the money paid to Europcar, but the latter forgot to pass it on.

The March numbers gave some sign that Mr. McCain might indeed accept public financing: He refunded donors $3 million, most of which was contributed for the general election.

Each of those potential owners — if Disney indeed accepts any of the offers — brings strikingly different prospects to what was once Hollywood's best-known independent film company.

(Why waste valuable minutes getting a buzz on your own time?) In the 70's it was commonplace -- indeed, accepted -- to slap around prisoners and other miscreants who gave us a hard time.

Nigeria manager Stephen Keshi insists that Standard Liège striker Imoh Ezekiel will indeed accept a call-up from the country of his birth despite claims that the 20-year-old is hoping to play for Belgium instead.

But Mr. Chang's lawyer, Bradley D. Simon, said federal investigators found a wide assortment of evidence to corroborate that Mr. Torricelli had indeed accepted gifts from Mr. Chang and had used his office to help Mr. Chang's business deals.

As the memories of September 11th 2001 fade, so does tolerance for American casualties in Iraq and Afghanistan.Ivaylo IvanovSalt Lake CitySIR – Americans will indeed accept heavy casualties to prevent another September 11th.

Face.com has indeed accepted a round of funding.