Sentence examples for indeed discover from inspiring English sources
A police patrol in Abruzzo did indeed discover two white vans with Ukrainian numberplates and a concealed shipment of grenades.
While they did indeed discover that these women smoked more, they were also hurt by the lack of regular jobs.
Perhaps, after all the excitement died down, scientists did indeed discover a "natural explanation" of the sort Clarke warily acknowledged, and everyone dropped the matter.
If Iran's rulers are willing to test the concept of "heroic flexibility" by scaling back many of the policies that superseded the constitution, they may indeed discover that their perceived differences with the west have been hugely exaggerated.
Where another heroine will wait to get her man, Marian Keyes's may wait and never get; may, indeed, discover that wanting a man is a frailty and an actual cause of her unhappiness.
("Among Friends" is the title of her childhood memoir), and who, in little more than a decade, did indeed discover fine dining and the joys of simple food, but also love and sex, love again, and deep loss.
After the case was reinvestigated and sperm was indeed discovered, the charges against her were dropped.
It is this, perhaps, that makes every Munro reader feel that they are indeed discovering something for the first time.
Roberts was indeed "discovered" by Oldham, but not at a ceilidh: he approached him with a demo tape at a Glasgow gig.
No one has shown that allowing same-sex couples to marry undermines heterosexual marriage — or, indeed, discovered any plausible mechanism by which it would do so.
If, as Veronica teases throughout the film, she has indeed discovered the secret of happiness, I'm sure it has little to do with watching movies like this.
