Sentence examples for indeed directing from inspiring English sources

Indeed, directing another person's attention is a prerequisite for addressing him or her during pointing.

During the bloody period that began in late September 2000, he indeed directed much of what he called the resistance effort inside the camp.

The Tour had indeed directed some public noise towards the R&A while those at its European equivalent insisted it would accept whatever rule on anchoring was proposed.

Though he is a black man, and indeed directed the original "Shaft," whose commercial success gave black action films credibility in Hollywood, he hasn't identified himself purely as a black artist.

But much of the most damning language was indeed directed at the victims, both at behavior that the judge saw as fomenting the tension that led to the shooting, and then at statements on the stand that he found dubious.

Though the implication was inescapable, Haley confirmed this morning that her comments were indeed directed at Donald Trump.

"So yes... Congress may indeed direct courts to apply newly enacted, outcome-altering legislation in pending civil cases," Ginsburg wrote.

Thus, the novel five-helix bundle tail domain of metavinculin indeed directs actin binding.

This confirms that spatial attention was indeed directed to the cued location for the external task.

Indeed, directed application of external pressure induced the formation of strongly aligned microtubules that span the whole cell in leaves.

To investigate whether anti-Sa sera are indeed directed against citrullinated epitopes, we tested 87 sera of known anti-Sa status in the anti-CCP2 assay.