Sentence examples for indeed emphasized from inspiring English sources

She admitted that she had, and indeed emphasized in the "wise Latina" speech that not all Latinos think alike.

It's safe to say that the early market for Lightform's tech is aesthetic-first, and the company's founders indeed emphasized that "designers who design spaces" are likely to be their first customers, though they noted anyone with a working knowledge of Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator should be able to handle it as well.

The contemporary debate about the adequacy of a purely imagistic medium for capturing what is involved in making a judgment and discursive thinking seem to parallel some of Kant's critique of British Empiricism in general and of Hume's associationism in particular, as indeed emphasized by many classicists like Fodor and Pylyshyn (1988), Rey (1997).

Gomułka, accused of "right-wing nationalist deviations", had indeed emphasized the Polish socialist traditions and severely criticized Rosa Luxemburg's SDKPiL party for belittling Polish national aspirations.

Previous studies indeed emphasized that the few satellite cells that survive the effects of ageing retain a full potential for muscle regeneration (Collins et al., 2007; Shavlakadze et al., 2010; Alsharidah et al., 2013).

[Author's response: Assuming extensive gene loss during emergence of certain lineages is indeed emphasized in our presentation; if the old idea of emergence of Bacteria and Archaea by "streamlining" of a more sophisticated ancestor is correct, it must have involved extensive gene loss indeed.

This form indeed emphasizes properties allowing some asymptotic state estimation in spite of unknown parameters, as well as additional properties which further allow parameter estimation.

"The Yuma outbreak does indeed emphasize the urgency of putting agricultural water standards in place, but it is important that they be the right standards, ones that both meet our public health mission and are feasible for growers to meet," FDA spokeswoman Juli Putnam said in response to written questions.

The NTR-cooperation effect indeed emphasizes that a simple binding of a translocating species to FG domains is insufficient for facilitated passage, which in fact had been an explicit prediction from the selective phase model (Ribbeck and Görlich, 2002).

Indeed, Mr. Kuebler emphasized what a a "small world" the drug industry was in New Jersey.

Indeed, I emphasized precisely this point in my commentary (Sax 2010), for example, when I stated that "phthalates are not used as substrates or precursors in the manufacture of PET".