Sentence examples for indeed instead from inspiring English sources

Indeed, instead of the usual double helix, that stretch of modified DNA will now have a triple helix.

Indeed, instead of being called the 'pre-Budget report', Darling's document could easily have been labelled 'the seven-year budgetary plan'.

Indeed, instead of obsessing about trends and fashion, said Michael Cunningham, a psychology professor at the University of Louisville in Kentucky, consumers are more preoccupied with basic concerns.

Indeed, instead of mounting a meaningful argument, Blyth seems more interested in slams and stereotypes, precisely what she denounces among the magazines she criticizes.

Indeed, instead of modifying existing boats, which is how boat design has largely evolved, Mr. Bolger liked to design on the basis of problem solving.

Indeed, instead, Sri Lanka, as the host country, is set to become the chair of the Commonwealth for the next two years.

Except, indeed, that instead of Homer I interpret Chrysippus.

Homophobic behaviours should be condemned, and indeed sanctioned, instead of being justified under the freedom of thought umbrella while undermining somebody else's right to be treated equally.

In no way is it tokenism to politely request that games more accurately reflect the makeup of the game-playing public and indeed society, instead of existing in a strange alternate reality where 90% of noteworthy people are white and male and have a number two buzzcut.

Araucaria pretty much kept away from the deliberately misleading punctuations and spellings that younger setters are now using in their clues quite freely, though he came to accept that words such as "indeed" or "instead", for example, could fairly indicate that a solution was constructed as DE<…>ED or STEA<…>D.

But a new study reveals that these bats can indeed echolocate; instead of generating sounds with their larynx, they use their wings.