Sentence examples for indeed intentionally from inspiring English sources
But English Protestants remembered that history, indeed intentionally reminded themselves of it: beginning in the reign of Elizabeth I, they considered themselves members of a Protestant nation surrounded by powerful Catholic enemies.
If the Asp-hemolysin is indeed intentionally secreted, the relative contribution of cell lysis in secretome enriched fractions under starvation conditions is much more comparable to what is observed for sorbitol and GalA.
A few studies have shown that presenting students with a direct comparison of the misconceptions about evolution that can result from these factors (or indeed be intentionally perpetuated by creationist groups) can lead to increased acceptance of evolution (Ingram and Nelson [2006]; Matthews [2001]; McKeachie et al. [2002]).
Our scope is indeed narrow, but intentionally so; it is our objective to highlight the influence of a number of "hidden performance attributes" [1] that impact accuracy of even simple linear dimensional measurements so that it may be of use to others who perform similar measurements.
Indeed, Frohman causes (intentionally or accidentally) many of the disastrous circumstances that Gordon Freeman runs across.
Estimates, indeed, have been set intentionally low, even allowing for recessionary times.
I've seen very little coverage about this view-point and, in light of 911, would like you comment STEVE COLL: The investigative summary released by the White House counterterrorism chief, John Brennan, seemed to declare definitively that no information was intentionally withheld — indeed, that sharing was not the problem, analysis was.
Indeed the authors may intentionally or unavoidably include features in the document that may make their identity obvious.
Indeed, Mr. Russert seemed to intentionally hold his face at crooked angles, like he was sidling up to a Rust Belt dive bar (as opposed to, say, his favorite lunch joint in Washington, the Palm).
