Sentence examples for indeed lie from inspiring English sources
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.
Others, however, see the films as accurately reflecting a less sentimental attitude to courtship that does indeed lie at the heart of the contemporary black experience.
Inevitably there are details and stories that his readers will not thank him for including; some of these will indeed lie heavily on the mind.
Chemistry may indeed lie behind alcoholism, but its hallmark symptom is not liver failure or hypertension or any other physical debility.
The name means "very long fjord," and Kangerlussuaq does indeed lie at the end of a hundred-and-eighty-mile-long fjord, which opens out into the Davis Strait.
Such objects indeed lie even outside Shapley's enormous Milky Way Galaxy, and they range far beyond the distances that in 1920 seemed too vast for many astronomers to comprehend.
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.
Well, he said, sort of, but.... Reason No. 5: You may indeed lay eyes on Mr. Chow.
The key to ending Central African conflicts indeed lies in Rwanda's security (front page, Feb. 6).
While he did not lie in state at the Capitol, Mr. Nixon indeed lay in state -- at the Nixon Library in Yorba Linda, Calif.
