Sentence examples for indeed connecting from inspiring English sources

Next, they demonize the president for, indeed, "connecting the dots" before the March 2003 liberation of Iraq.

Indeed, connecting customers outside the borders of other broadband providers (the so-called "last mile") has been a prime selling point of BPL.

Yes, the human biomass is, indeed, connecting at an ever increasing pace.

We are indeed "connecting," but we are also "disconnecting" from each other because it deprives us of face-to-face human contact.

An authentic psychic will be able to spontaneously provide you with (sometimes odd or unusual) tidbits of information to affirm that they are indeed connecting with you properly.

Indeed, connecting those dots was a tall order, according to Daniel Webster, director of the Center for Gun Policy and Research at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Relative projection frequencies were calculated separately for each value of each anatomical variable by considering all connections between pairs of areas at a particular distance, type difference or hierarchical level difference and assessing how many of them were indeed connected (e.g., determining the frequency of connections among all areas separated by 5 borders).

The artist has indeed connected the dots, but in ways that contradict the underlying images.

Is Mr. Shahzad indeed connected to the Pakistani Taliban, which American officials now say seems likely?

Fry said although connecting his substance abuse to his mental disorder "sounds like an excuse", they were, indeed, connected.

Often, the gatekeepers and logistics men that the D.E.A. arrested were indeed connected to handlers in Mexico.