Sentence examples for indeed looking at the from inspiring English sources

Second, as a consequence, Leveson interpreted his brief very widely indeed, looking at the very culture of the press – a brief so wide the inquiry over-reached itself.

Indeed, looking at the ingredients list, I am convinced it's actually vegan, which tells you just about everything you need to know.

The Cornell rebuttal in the same issue — by Dr. Fitzpatrick, Martjan Lammertink of the Cornell Lab and the University of Amsterdam, Kenneth Rosenberg of the lab and Mr. Luneau — presents evidence that the viewer is indeed looking at the back of an ivory bill as it flies away.

Indeed, looking at the fivethirtyeight.com forcasts since June, predicting Obama's win looks much like it does now, despite the rollercoaster ride in between.

The research conducted by the related Situationist International was indeed looking at the arrangement of the elements of the urban setting in close relation with the sensations they provoke.

This shows that Russian investors are indeed looking at the late stage more and 2014-2015 the "RuNet" (shorthand for the vast Russian-speaking Internet) will see more exits among companies.

Indeed, looking at this subgroup separately, we showed that CBT does improve mental QoL at least at short-term.

We could, indeed, look at the significance of the number five.

But Kimmel pushed, recounting how he asked former President Clinton the same question last year and Clinton said that he did indeed look at the files and reported that the government had no secret information on aliens.

The abstracts and titles of these papers were assessed to identify if they did indeed look at the uterine artery ligation model; those that did not were excluded.

The proof that DST indeed looks at the bigger picture is found in our own experiments, where the recovery of resistant mutants or an additional isolate explain the majority of the discordant cases.