Sentence examples for indeed brings from inspiring English sources

No one, indeed, brings this out more clearly than Temple herself.

Music, indeed, brings out the best in Baumbach — witness the heroine's dash down the street, in "Frances Ha" (2012), to David Bowie's "Modern Love," or Cornelia's what-the-hell dancing at a hip-hop class.

But in the end, Fitzcarraldo indeed brings opera to the interior, and the transcendence of those last minutes takes the film to heights that even Lean did not think of attaining.

Music, indeed, brings out the best in Baumbach witness the heroine's dash down the street, in "Frances Ha" (2012), to David Bowie's "Modern Love," or Cornelia's what-the-hell dancing at a hip-hop class.

While some may argue that any delay in getting the vaccine out to people could end up costing lives, experts first want certainty that, in a real-life setting, it indeed brings the benefits we expect, based on what was shown in the trials.

The asymmetric zygotic division indeed brings unequal or uneven distribution of embryogenesis-related transcripts in apical and basal cell.

The Fed's move will indeed bring down the dollar.

Globalisation has indeed brought problems in its wake.

Your article indeed brought back some poignant memories.

In theory this is welcome, and could indeed bring wrongdoers to account, even four decades on.

"(It) does indeed bring the Parliamentary Labour Party as well as Parliament into disrepute," he added.