Sentence examples for indeed common from inspiring English sources

Mistakes were, indeed, common in both encrypting and deciphering messages.

Common dolphins are indeed common, with population estimates exceeding four million.

Mutually incomprehensible dialects are indeed common, but this is normal considering the huge distances involved.

The first, which is, indeed, common, concerns "the supposedly exploitative relationship" that Matisse had with the women he painted.

That is, a state or federal law barred the judge from exercising any discretion (or indeed, common sense).

It is, however, entirely possible (indeed, common) for people to attribute generic malaise to whatever mysterious stimulus is handy -- in this case, fearful "chemicals and fields".

Indeed, common sense surely dictates that knowing that you have a single mouthful rather than a whole plate is going to make you savour something more.

These kids are often skinny, and weight gain is indeed common after the surgery, because deep sleep and therefore growth hormone production improves.

Indeed, common-garden and reciprocal transplant studies are generally performed in a temporal/spatial context of invasion (population provenance) and frequently consider fitness traits (plant development and reproduction) and environmental conditions (e.g. watering treatments, herbivory, etc).

In his descriptions of each, the writer blends a true-indeed common-place-observance of the author with a hilarious, untrue plot description.

If S. tenuis is indeed the common ancestor of these two types of worms, it's likely that it's also a common ancestor of all vertebrates.