Sentence examples for indeed drawn from inspiring English sources

But track's governing body has indeed drawn a line, and it should have minimal interest in making any new sketches.

When it comes to 9/11, someone in the Bush administration has indeed drawn the connection to Iraq: the vice president.

If the battle lines are indeed drawn, we now have plenty on our side who are both willing and more than able to dash headlong over the top.

The junior guard Dominique Cooks, who hails from Wollongong, Australia, was indeed drawn by the lure of playing in the Maui Invitational.

Though he had indeed drawn more votes than his eight opponents in the Republican primary for United States Senate, Mr. Dewhurst fell more than 70,000 votes short of what he needed to avoid a runoff.

Some have indeed drawn such a lesson, concluding either that content has no role to play in an explanatory psychology (Stich 1978, 1983), or perhaps that psychological explanations appealing to content were never causal to begin with (Owens 1993; see also the anti-causalists cited in §1.1).

Big Brown is indeed drawing a crowd.

Surrounded by others with experience, he indeed draws motivation from his father.

Indeed, drawing shares with other art forms the characteristics of individual style, period style, and regional features.

She was a notable quilter; the image has a certain plush softness, and she is indeed drawing up a quilt.

That indeed drew higher bids; Con Ed, for example, received nearly double the book value of its plants in the city.