Indeed, complaining is something of a national pastime and, ironically, something that people seem to enjoy.
Ms. Donovan also acknowledged that Ms. Front's family had indeed complained about heat, which was working by last week.
Some of Dr. Dean's prominent supporters had, indeed, complained about the effectiveness of Dr. Dean's advertising campaign, which was bigger and more expensive than those of his competitors.
All those words in italics represent an acknowledgement that it would appear that women had, indeed, complained - albeit not in writing or via formal procedures - about the way they had been treated by a man who was either their boss or could influence their future political career.
It is easy – facile, indeed – to complain when a past generation offends modern values.
Indeed, separatists complain that the charter is too weak they wanted Catalonia formally recognised as a "nation".
Indeed, some complain that there is little policy-making apparatus at all, making the party dangerously underprepared for government in just two years' time.
Indeed, farmers complain about the lack of longevity of their seed stocks, stating that after three or four years, they need to replace all of their seed because " son muy degenerados"—the seeds are degenerated, or "tired".
Indeed, they complained they were a marginalised, even oppressed, group - gagged dissidents in a new totalitarian state of the emotions.
Indeed, he complains that in Bosnia "the regulations are piled on top of each other like some kind of disgusting layer cake".
