Sentence examples for indeed has made from inspiring English sources

Despite some sharp initial critique of the work, Symphony No. 9 has withstood the test of time and, indeed, has made its mark.

ACCURACY -- Mr. D'Amato, indeed, has made criticism of Mr. Schumer's voting record in Congress the centerpiece of his campaign for a fourth term.

Texas Tech, indeed, has made headlines for reasons beyond the fact that this is where the volatile Knight landed after being fired in September 2000 and spending a year in exile.

(This player, indeed, has made the mistake of wandering around fifteenth-century Florence in such a state of wonder, intoxicated by the absolutely perfect rendering of the Ospedale degli Innocenti, that he gets bashed by other assassins).

To date, Duke has largely avoided this problem, and indeed has made its interdisciplinary and University-wide mindset one of its greatest strengths and most appealing features.

Indeed, having made their fortune in finance, the Quicks might be particular targets.

The American intervention may indeed have made the Christians' lot worse than it was before.

Indeed, having made a point of highlighting how virulent the debate over human-induced climate change has become, I can now report on that from first hand experience.

Mr Enrique may indeed have made the most of his talent, but sceptics would argue that this high-priced and highly experienced all-star team could essentially have managed themselves.This view may be a bit too harsh.

Other animals cannot match human minds, which minds, indeed, have made human beings the de facto lords of Creation.

I'm sure that she could, indeed, have made me AHMAZING.