Sentence examples for indeed in the light of from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in the light of the many people missing and presumed dead, actors and producers alike said putting on a show took an extra effort.

Indeed, in the light of latest discoveries, it is possible that neurogenesis in hypothalamus is potentially involved in regulation of energy homeostasis via modulation of eating behavior.

The reason for posing the first question should be self-explanatory in the light of our discussion so far (and, indeed, in the light of the interests of most readers of this journal).

The role that Waldron gives him is indeed central — and justifiably so, in the light of his significance not only in Welty's life but for her work.

The American self-image of immaculate conception was indeed absurd in the light of slavery, of expansion across Indian lands and of territorial ambitions.

If that guest was indeed Mr Murdoch, which in the light of his tweets is hard to accept, what explains his volte face on the propriety of covert prime ministerial entertainment?

Much of the later literature of eastern Islam, particularly Persian and Indo-Persian mystical writings, indeed, can be understood only in the light of his teachings.

Authors' response: The dependence of networks on the initial conditions is indeed an interesting question, but in the light of the response above, also not within the scope of our ambition.

This indeed appears to be the case in the light of the data discussed below.

5. Indeed, it took them somewhat by surprise in the light of Einstein's early Machian position (Jammer 1974, 109).

Mr Cable told Sky News that ministers should "certainly think about how it [Help to Buy] should come into effect, indeed whether it should come into effect in the light of changing market conditions".