Sentence examples for indeed evidence from inspiring English sources

Indeed, evidence of the city's heritage is everywhere.

There is indeed evidence that they shot civilians when they tried to escape.

Indeed, evidence gathered this week suggested that to enter a shared cab is akin to a vow of silence.

There is indeed evidence that sometimes, maybe even often, the right thing is also the profitable thing.

Indeed, evidence suggests that strengthening indigenous forest rights is associated with both better communities and healthier forests.

And indeed, evidence suggests that Team Bush had a hand in what may be another presidential election heist.

"There is indeed evidence that the climate system can undergo abrupt changes or 'tipping points'," Cox said.

Indeed, evidence indicates that although PIs were designed to selectively inhibit the HIV protease activity, they can interfere with several cellular pathways and can inhibit tumour growth.

Indeed, evidence for scientists' deafness to the cultural and aesthetic implications of their work can be found in the very words they use to describe the creation event.

When it is under conscious control, psychologists call a system such as this "deliberate forgetting", and there is indeed evidence that it exists.

Indeed, evidence of that is on view just a few miles away from the hut, in the village where Mr. Hussein was born.