Sentence examples for indeed an exception from inspiring English sources
Yet if the Secret Service needs testimony that events like Cartagena are indeed an exception, it has the best possible witnesses: those it has protected.
When Large Eddy Simulations (LES) are considered, to the authors' knowledge, the proposed contributions focused on perfectly smooth inlet conditions which, indeed, represent more an exception than a rule in Computational Wind Engineering.
Indeed, he wrote, "such an exception would consume the rule" and "deprive Section 525 of all force".
It has advanced less quickly against some Asian currencies (the South Korean won is an exception); indeed, it has lost ground against China's currency.
Is cybercrime an exception?
If the ant is indeed the exception and one of the only groups of animals that uses the inclusion criterion, this would suggest (but not prove) that it arises from the action component, as the olfactory pathway (which is part of the perception component) is well preserved between different groups of animals.
Indeed, almost without exception, a traveller is improved by his journey.
Indeed, with the exception of a handful of brief walk-ons by celebrities -- among them David Garrick, whom Struensee talks out of performing "Hamlet" for Christian, fearing the play might hit too close to home -- Enquist gives us few glimpses of life beyond the royal household.
