Sentence examples for indeed coexist from inspiring English sources
In her beautifully rendered tale, Rossetti proves fantasy and reality can indeed coexist.
When looking for hopeful signs that Islam and democracy can indeed coexist, the international community turns to Turkey.
The Debussy Rhapsody, in contrast, makes depression more wistful and obliging, adhering to older beliefs that beauty and unhappiness can indeed coexist.
Some argue that Islam lends credence to sexism, but I believe Islam can indeed coexist with a society based on equality.
Evolution and religion can indeed coexist; the two subjects provide the answers to very different questions in mutually unobtrusive ways.
In their model they explained that if the cross-immunity is less than 93% in Africa, then dengue and urban YF could indeed coexist.
Indeed, they may coexist on a single wing surface.
This fact shows that the d-residue is enzymatically introduced during a post-translational event.[ 5] Fire-bellied toads (Bombina variegata, Bombina bombina as well as Bombina orientalis) contain in their skin secretions bombinins H, peptides with antibacterial and hemolytic properties,[ 6] some of which contain a d-amino acid substitution; indeed, both isomers coexist in the skin glands.
Manhattan as the playing field and courtship as the game were crucial to the charm of the earlier comedies: the vertical canyon of newly minted skyscrapers glinting against blue skies, Midtown as the cynosure of smoking and drinking, striving and mating -- a place where workaholism, alcoholism and romance coexisted (were indeed codependent) for one brief shining moment.
Indeed, mutated molecules of mtDNA coexist with normal mtDNA (heteroplasmy) and can be below the limit of detection of Sanger sequencing, especially in DNA extracted from blood [ 11].
Indeed, HBL and CCRCC may coexist in patients with VHL syndrome, and the synchronous or metachronous presence of HBL and CCRCC metastatic to the CNS has been also reported in these individuals [ 33].
