Sentence examples for indeed defined from inspiring English sources

The Daily Mail's headline featured a quote from a Twitter user: "It's like buying a Ferrari and keeping it in the garage!" and seemed to conflate the tweeted opinions with implicit confirmation that Reid's value was indeed defined by her figure: "Viewers were quick to point out that the presenter's best assets were not being utilised by the show's bosses".

Indeed, defined by is an isometric isomorphism.

In puzzle-solving, current theory is accepted, and the puzzle is indeed defined in its terms.

Therefore, we have indeed defined by induction a sequence such that (3.21).

Some theorists have indeed defined 'death' — the ending of life — in such a way as to imply that it occurs only after we are nonexistent.

While there are indeed defined protagonists in each film Pai in Whale Rider and Hushpuppy in Beasts their actions takes place within critical frames of place, culture and broader community.

The arrival of the Brazil striker will indeed define his presidency at Barcelona, just not in the way that he wanted.

So, for now, the city's hard-nosed position is that a pardon doesn't matter, that redemption doesn't matter, that a single mistake does indeed define a person.

In the frequentist theory, by contrast, the proportions lay down, indeed define what the chances are.

The precision indeed defines the ratio of positives correctly predicted among all the expected positives.

Indeed, defining the quantumness of the simulation entirely in terms of the device is not common.