Sentence examples for indeed means from inspiring English sources

Heidegger indeed means trouble and one often sweats through these pages.

When Macari Vineyards says brut on the label of its sparkling wine, it indeed means brut -- dry.

It could be argued that this indeed means "we're all in it together" as regardless of the age range, there will be an identical personal allowance.

Tripoli, when you come to think about it, has a nice Greek ring to it, and indeed means "three cities" – ancient Tripolitania consisting of Sabratha, Oea and Lepcis Magna.

And by "man," Lee indeed means "male": his most conspicuous departure from Gunn is his casting of a character from the earlier film — a young, vibrant, and blatantly sexual man who attends a dinner party (and whose sexual endowment is built into the story) — as an actress, one of Hess's former lovers.

According to the traditional theory, which has only the performing phenotype, this evidence of functionality from knockout indeed means that these genes serve the sperm.

Indeed, means-testing could create more economic distortions than would broad-based tax increases.

Separate accounts may indeed mean "secret accounts".

After our four years at Columbia, we realized that we were indeed meant for each other.

McGraw later issued a statement clarifying that her comments were indeed meant to be complimentary.

Improving the breed may indeed mean taking a step back in time.