Sentence examples for indeed lay from inspiring English sources

Well, he said, sort of, but.... Reason No. 5: You may indeed lay eyes on Mr. Chow.

While he did not lie in state at the Capitol, Mr. Nixon indeed lay in state -- at the Nixon Library in Yorba Linda, Calif.

The group's appeal indeed lay as much in its innovative and engaging music as in the political statement both explicit and implicit it made against apartheid, a system that was increasingly condemned by the international community.

PHILIP McBRIDE JOHNSON Fernandina Beach, Fla., Feb. 26, 2013 To the Editor: Contrary to Frank Bruni's assertion, celibacy in service to Christ and his church goes back to the beginning of Christianity and not only in the priesthood but also for men and women in religious orders and indeed lay people who are called to serve the church in this way.

In turn, Douthat, who originally thought that Schaeffer's "A Christian Manifesto" only "evoke[ed] the peaceful civil disobedience of a Henry David Thoreau or a Martin Luther King Jr , has dug deeper into the book and now admits that Schaeffer did indeed lay out the case for the violent overthrow of government if certain conditions were met.

His goals of combating bureaucracy, encouraging popular participation, and stressing China's self-reliance were generally laudable and the industrialization that began during Mao's reign did indeed lay a foundation for China's remarkable economic development since the late 20th century but the methods he used to pursue them were often violent and self-defeating.

Yes, gentle folk, there indeed lies a path called the Third Way, which lays down arms and joins capitalism and social welfare in eternal bliss!

As conservation biologists suggest, the solution to the palm oil problem indeed lies beyond its DNA.

But like Briony in Atonement, Klara is indeed lying, to avenge rejection.

The key to ending Central African conflicts indeed lies in Rwanda's security (front page, Feb. 6).

Like economists and traders, as well as the 12 million unemployed Americans looking for work, the Fed is struggling to gauge whether better growth does indeed lie ahead.