Sentence examples for indeed becomes from inspiring English sources

The fly, indeed, becomes something of a tragic hero.

James will unquestionably be the No. 1 target of the Knicks — and perhaps a dozen other teams — in 2010, if James indeed becomes a free agent.

That this question is a difficult one, indeed, becomes clear when the reactions of the tribes of Patagonia in a case of death are compared.

So this indeed becomes a tale of star-crossed love, in which "the traps of sentimentality lie on every side," Ms. Jiles said in a statement from the publisher.

Once we allow the postmodernist notions that historical data are relative, that all truth is subjective and that one man's "narrative" is as good as another's, then Holocaust denial indeed becomes hard to deal with.

"Welcome to Me" turns homiletic at exactly the point that it drifts away from its most fascinating implications: Alice indeed becomes something of a cult celebrity, but her flash of fame is downplayed and virtually overlooked by Piven.

Corruption did indeed become rare in Singapore.

In future urbanisation will indeed become harder.

Ernest Hemingway did indeed become a property.

It has indeed become clear.

And she indeed became famous.