Sentence examples for indeed describing from inspiring English sources

As we shall see, Heidegger is indeed describing his experience of Van Gogh's painting (an experience grounded phenomenologically in his discernment of the figure of "the little old woman" emerging from the shoe on the right).

As I also said in my piece, Rose was indeed describing his feelings as a teenage recruit, and he had every right to make his observations about class differences and how he felt about them.

If by "spiritual" it is contended that we are dealing with the non-material, then that presents a small problem given the fact that the vast bulk of the gospels are very material indeed, describing how the Jesus of history walked the Earth, lived an exemplary ethical life in support of the many underclasses with whom he engaged and charged his followers to go and live likewise.

And Peet does indeed describe it well.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

He indeed described himself as shy to Oasis star Noel Gallagher in a BBC interview in 2012.