Sentence examples for indeed cited from inspiring English sources

The Lawrence decision's reasoning was, indeed, cited by the state supreme courts of Massachusetts, California, Connecticut and Iowa in endorsing same-sex marriage.

And they certainly shouldn't pay attention to any reports that the President had, indeed, cited those very reasons for instituting a ban Flentje dismissed those as "some newspaper articles".

Maddy has indeed cited a feature distinguishing mathematics from pure astrology, as she points out (2007, 390); but what still remains unclear is why this feature should make mathematics rather than science authoritative with respect to questions in mathematics proper.

They express delight here that some thought of it as a Mad magazine for grown-ups, and indeed cite Mad as one of their influences.

Indeed, citing new liberalized laws for economic crimes that Mr. Medvedev has championed, prosecutors have requested a reduced sentence of 14 additional years for Mr. Khodorkovsky rather than the maximum of over 20.

And some of the political operatives and fellow political observers with whom I've spoken over the last few days indeed cite that as ample justification for all the secrets divulged by the McCain campaign.

Indeed, citing news reports, Mr. Miller added that Mr. Rybolovlev's wife, Elena, has claimed in divorce documents that the purchase was made to shield assets, so it was not a conventional deal.

Indeed, citing exactly that fact, some advocates for American workers are demanding that the government abolish the special visa, known as the H1B, that's given to foreigners with special qualifications, arguing that these workers are under-pricing Americans.

Indeed, citing the scandal, three Washington publications that track elections nationwide — Congressional Quarterly, the Cook Political Report and the Rothenberg Political Report — have shifted their ratings of the New Jersey governor's race in favor of Mr. Corzine's Republican challenger, Christopher J. Christie, the former United States attorney for New Jersey.

Indeed, Jay Carney cited the article as proof that the hearings were irrelevant.

Indeed I cited the Congo and Afghanistan as examples of how that could not possibly be true in all cases.