Sentence examples for indeed described from inspiring English sources

(Several of Górecki's early works were indeed described as symbolic anticommunist protests).

There is no prospect at all, however, of their seeking to reduce the number of CCTV cameras, and they have, indeed, described them as a valuable tool in combating crime.

While Mr. Obama and his aides have indeed described various conditions and limitations on such negotiations, Mr. Obama himself, in a Democratic debate in July 2007, also said he would be willing "to meet separately, without precondition" with the leaders of Iran, Syria, Venezuela, Cuba and North Korea.

Clint Eastwood's Dirty Harry was indeed described as "fascist", notably by Pauline Kael, although there is no real evidence that Scorsese's Taxi Driver was "cunted" on first release – on the contrary, despite continuing misgivings about violence, that film was surely widely praised from the very first, getting the Palme d'Or at Cannes.

They are indeed described as the crack cocaine of problem gambling.

While Monument Valley was originally intended — and indeed, described — as an iPad game, it expanded to include the iPhone too at launch.

And Peet does indeed describe it well.

Ms. Cembalest does indeed describe well the fringe benefits of the ride and the high costs of hotels nearby.

It further demonstrates that the fractal model indeed describes the actual data.

The 2011 paper, published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology, indeed describes the use of "an alleged Moldavian poem".

The results indicate that the different descriptor sets indeed describe the AA space differently, although there are commonalities most often based on the way they are constructed.