Sentence examples for indeed admit that from inspiring English sources

In any case, Rosen's incompleteness worry arises only for those modal fictionalist theories which do indeed admit that the modal fiction is silent on some relevant issues.

That constituted the first piece of hard evidence that Iraq may indeed have been trying to retain some sort of nuclear capacity.Still, this was also the first time the administration has retracted any of its arguments for overthrowing Saddam Hussein, or indeed admitted that it may have exaggerated the imminence of the Iraqi threat.

Indeed, admitting that your life has become unmanageable is difficult when you have money in the bank and everyone in society tells you that you're a success.

It is indeed admitted that these nutritional disorders may reflect a process of maladaptation, i.e. a poor capacity of humans to process the present-day diet in modern societies.

The good news is, we have been dripped on by the leak that Armstrong did indeed admit he used performance-enhancing drugs.

(So, does basketball now officially have its own Abe Vigoda?) Yes, Indiana Pacers' Paul George admits, that is indeed a picture of his well... you know, but no, he was not Catfished.

An unravelling Britney Spears mimed at a disastrous MTV Awards performance, Kerry Katona checked into the Priory, and Nicole Kidman admitted that was indeed a pregnancy bump on all those paparazzi photos.

Rosberg later admitted that was indeed on his mind.

Still, when asked if users are actually sharing more data through Earn mode than when viewing ads, Yoon admitted that's indeed the case.

Indeed, we admit that the number of individuals collected in May was relatively small, 144 adults in total [ 1].

This is an excellent comment from the reviewers and indeed, we admit that we did somewhat "shy away" from fully discussing this issue in our initiation submission.