Sentence examples for indeed destroyed from inspiring English sources

New texts are continually being found – and indeed destroyed – in Iraq and elsewhere".

A few decades later, the temple in Jerusalem was indeed destroyed by fire, then razed to the ground.

The revolt undermined — indeed, destroyed — two years of effort in Washington to move toward a policy of "engagement" with hostile and repressive regimes.

"All of the devils that have accumulated in the Old Year are indeed destroyed," a British diplomat in Tibet reported in 1937.

Mangrove forests were, indeed, destroyed during the early days of the industry, but the rate at which the trees are being felled has dropped considerably.

Either it should be found and be destroyed under Unmovic supervision or else convincing evidence should be produced to show that it was, indeed, destroyed in 1991.

Indeed, destroying Ms Tymoshenko, his erstwhile orange colleague, seems now to be Mr Yushchenko's only goal.

But misused as it is, the phrase is still perfect: new technologies do indeed destroy as well as create.

Imagine for a minute that Vanity Fair ran the article criticizing Mr. Bush's environmental policy because that policy is indeed destroying our forests and polluting our skies.

The epidemic of crystal meth use among gay men in our city (news article, Jan . 12 is indeed destroying lives and is partly responsible for the rise in new syphilis and H.I.V. infections among this group.

In her latest book, "I Know Who You Are And I Saw What You Did: Social Networks and the Death of Privacy", Andrews argues that social networks like Facebook and Google+ are, indeed, destroying our privacy.