Sentence examples for indeed directly from inspiring English sources

Indeed, directly charging for road usage seems to be just what the doctor ordered.

Some studies suggest that group assignments do indeed directly improve an individual's ability to learn and perform.

It is sometimes difficult to determine whether the metal atoms are indeed directly linked or merely held quite close together by a framework of bridging ligands.

People are often unsure where to draw the line of what is and isn't appropriate, but put simply, banter should be a shared activity – when it excludes or indeed directly targets someone then it's not banter, it's harassment.

If anything cast a slight pall on the celebration, it was the question of whether a NATO airstrike on a convoy near Surt might have contributed to — or indeed directly caused — his death, something that was not specifically authorized by the United Nations resolutions that enabled France and Britain to intervene militarily in March, in the name of protecting civilians.

What is close to the body is indeed directly relevant for the self and yet outside bodily boundaries.

Indeed, she does so directly, concisely, unambiguously.

His ascent, indeed, speaks directly to the identity crisis that now besets Republicans nationally.

Indeed, it directly aligns our interests with the sophisticated investors who join us in putting their capital at risk".

Indeed, Thompson directly accused James Murdoch of being "out of touch" with the British public and underlines the point in the interview by suggesting self-interest lay at the heart of his speech.

Two smaller works by Zarbaf involving found and recycled textiles and well-used doll parts, one memorably titled The Mistress, Her Baby, and the Ejaculating Unicorn, deal with sex, pleasure, life making, and dream chasing in more intimate – and, indeed, more directly individual – yet no less vivid terms.