Sentence examples for indeed belong from inspiring English sources

A hyphen does indeed belong between the yee and the haw of this joyous expression.

I learned that chipmunks do indeed belong to the squirrel clan and many of their habits are similar.

If Ji does indeed belong to that group, we now know that Jiang's efforts were in vain.

Yet the voice on the phone did indeed belong to Kwan; Williams has known her since she was a child.

And one sympathised with Franzen's own literary status - anxiety; his novel may not be Tolstoy, but it does indeed belong to high literature.

In other words, while the rights in the light-blue book might indeed "belong" to me, I can claim them because I also have the dark-blue passport.

Austen eventually suffered from very poor eyesight, if the eyeglasses indeed belonged to her.

"Carter, indeed, belongs to that select circle of pure-jazz musicians who tend to represent the best of their times," the piece continued.

Yesterday, indeed, belonged to Governor Bush as the undisputed champion of the voter blocs that have dominated the G.O.P. for two decades.

Forest policy changed when the country realized that the national forests were not an inexhaustible resource and indeed belonged to all Americans, not just the loggers.

In May 2014, these specimens were repatriated to Mongolia and the exact match of the joint surfaces of various bones indicated that the poached remains indeed belonged to these skeletons.