Sentence examples for indeed discussed from inspiring English sources

The tragic deaths of both Adam Stansfield and Markus Lieberr are indeed discussed in the pod.

But he made it clear that they indeed discussed the allegations and the supposedly deflated footballs.

Daniel Fried, an assistant secretary of state, said he and R. Nicholas Burns, under secretary of state for political affairs, had indeed discussed the Russian elections with Mr. Strohal.

By mid-afternoon, Osborne issued a fuller statement admitting he had met Deripaska four times in one weekend in Corfu, and that in the presence of Rothschild, Feldman and two other witnesses had indeed discussed a donation from Deripaska.

Later that afternoon, he called my brother and said that he liked the new doctor (she was "slim, tall, pretty, and seemed very nice"), and that he had indeed discussed his medications with her.

I just wasn't that great on those ones.' And Matthew Goode Hugh Alexanderr) goes further, putting some distance between himself and the quick-crossword crew by relating how Benedict Cumberbatch (Alan Turing) and he preferred a different stripe of puzzle (and, indeed, discussed cryptanalysis): Between takes, Ben and I would do the Times crossword and try to work out some of the theories [involved].

Still, analysts remained convinced that European policy makers were indeed discussing ways to reduce Greece's overall debt.

Indeed, discussing the vote aboard his campaign jet, Mr. Bush tried to shift the topic from his plans to those of Mr. Gore.

But last week a report in the Washington Post, citing nine unnamed current and former US officials, said Flynn did indeed discuss the "potentially illegal" topic with the Russian ambassador.

"We've no problem with doing what we already do and that's providing information from the pre-budget report (PBR) and indeed, discussing that with the commission," said a diplomat.

Within hours of the report's release, Republicans were indeed discussing how they could capitalize on the news; to this point, the economy and taxes have been the primary focal point in the messages of Senate candidates.