Sentence examples for indeed ignited from inspiring English sources

The auto-ignition temperature of [C10mim][NTf2] is measured to be of 441°C by the method of ASTM E659-78 (2005a), but this temperature is much higher than the actual temperature at which it could be indeed ignited if sufficient time are allowable for the accumulation of heptane in the evolved gas.

Ron reminds us that an incendiary anti-Muslim video had indeed ignited demonstrations the day before 9/11/12 in Cairo and other Muslim populations and that GOP criticism about what Susan Rice said on television "was a political dog-and-pony show dreamed up by Darrell Issa and fellow Republicans.

The bad news is in that particular statement itself: It implies that Mr. Nasrallah can, as he did before, indeed ignite a sectarian feud in Lebanon with the mere flick of a finger.

Schlunkendorf is not a name evocative of things of beauty, but the white asparagus that grows here is beautiful indeed and has ignited passions that Germans tend to reserve for music.

Yet, it is worth noting, as a case in point, that textbooks were indeed the spark that ignited the landmark Kitzmiller v. Dover intelligent design trial in 2005.

Our research now shows that it is indeed possible to ignite dust-air mixtures in ultrasound fields under certain conditions.

Endangering lives throughout the country, Trump indeed "attracted the crazies" and ignited their rage.

So what has ignited Sparks?

Indeed, the poster of the screenshot that ignited Reddit itself stated as much after hearing feedback from other users.

Indeed, the German government's auction windfall is so big that the largess has ignited a major political battle over what to do with the money.

But not the deaths: it was the army, they said, that had ignited the spilled oil some 75 minutes later and indeed had used such tactics before.