Sentence examples for indeed eminently from inspiring English sources
I love its central observation (for the natural history of these islands is, indeed, eminently curious).
Last but not least, according to the present theory, the fact of transcriptional promiscuity is indeed eminently relevant to the situation, but in a mechanistic way, as will be discussed later in this paper.
There is much to enjoy here from both Galuppi and Vivaldi, and the "Dixit Dominus" is indeed a major find, eminently worthy to stand alongside Vivaldi's Gloria.
When sufficient details accumulate, as for Caulobacter cell cycle regulation, the system design has been found to be eminently rational and indeed consistent with good design practices for human-designed asynchronous control systems.
Indeed, quite a lot of them are eminently forgettable.
Prompting incapacity benefit claimants to consider their options is eminently justifiable, since some could indeed work.
If that indeed was and is his strategy, it is eminently successful, but it's not necessarily the strategy that the American public would enthusiastically endorse.
So the Clinton Foundation is eminently scrutinizable.
But is there no realistic alternative to tax codes which, as they discharge that sad but necessary function, squander resources on an epic scale and grind the spirit of the helpless taxpayer as well?The answer is yes: there is indeed an alternative, and experience is proving that it is an eminently realistic one.
To borrow from Professor Henry J. Abraham, almost certainly the leading scholar of the appointment process who ever lived, "merit need not, indeed does not, 'lie in the eye of the beholder,' It is eminently identifiable and attainable".
