Sentence examples for indeed everyday from inspiring English sources

"Yet it is indeed everyday life that must carry on".

For many disabled people, and indeed everyday people, internet shopping is brilliant.

Indeed, everyday walking in complex environments utilizes executive function, dual tasking, planning and scanning, all while walking forward.

Indeed, everyday life is often intricately tied to our computers, whether they are at work or at home, or for most people, both.

I grew up during the same period in India — a period marked by government control, when every aspect of the economy and, indeed, of everyday life was subject to bureaucratic whims and political interference.

Iran today still shows a popular scepticism about mujtahids, or clerics, commonly called mullahs: think of Marmoulak (the Lizard), the 2004 film directed by Kamal Tabrizi, or indeed of everyday shared-taxi conversations.

In a sense, if we follow Bohr in requiring the world of classical concepts in order to describe in the first place 'quantum phenomena' (see the entry on the Copenhagen interpretation), then, if decoherence gives us indeed the everyday classical world, the quantum phenomena themselves would become a consequence of decoherence (Zeh 1995, p. 33; see also Bacciagaluppi 2002, Section 6.2).

Indeed, in everyday life, most causal relations between buttons and light bulbs are generative.

Indeed, the everyday intuition that math is stressful has formal backing from the field of experimental psychology.

Mr. Tadie said he began to notice a curious pattern in Proust's sex life, indeed in his everyday life as well.

That discovery has cast light on human embryonic development and, indeed, on the everyday working of adult bodies.The physics prize was split not just between three individuals, but between two disciplines.