Sentence examples for indeed explicitly from inspiring English sources
Indeed, explicitly raising the notion of your departure can be a disastrous starting point for a negotiation.
And early formulations of rule-consequentialism did indeed explicitly mention compliance.
Ockham indeed explicitly denies that a complex definition is in general wholly synonymous with the corresponding defined term.[30] His point, presumably, is that the definition usually signifies more things than the defined term.
However, when we are trying to discuss a culture of discrimination specifically against queer people of all genders, it's very diminishing to try and assert that there are simply more important issues, and that those "higher value" issues are indeed explicitly heterosexual.
Indeed the authors of the Manifesto say so explicitly.
Indeed, this is a useful point to make and we do so explicitly in the revised manuscript.
Indeed, she explicitly rejected a leading role.
Indeed, Yahoo! explicitly allows users not only to contribute content but also to take part in its filtering and placement, he says.
Indeed, we explicitly rejected this label as inaccurate and misleading, both because the lobby includes non-Jews like the Christian Zionists and because many Jewish Americans do not support the hard-line policies favored by its most powerful elements.
Both the theory and the practice of cladism raise a number of important philosophical issues (indeed, scientists explicitly turn to philosophy more frequently in this field than in any other in biology).
