Sentence examples for indeed mentioned from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush indeed mentioned the country.

Christina had indeed mentioned the snake.

She is indeed mentioned in at least two cables from the US embassy in Lisbon.

(Cher was indeed mentioned by associates, Mr. Lapine said, but he never took the idea seriously).

Mr. Bush indeed mentioned the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: he said that terrorists and the nations that support them "want to drive Israel out of the Middle East".

When I checked later, I found that Kasos is indeed mentioned in the Iliad (Book II), in Homer's famous "catalogue of ships".

Indeed, mention the word "Icesave" to Icelanders, and most want to run for cover.

While there are no references to articles about his buildings published during Harrison's lifetime, the index indeed mentions him: it includes both an obituary and a biographical article published in 1982.

A section of her new Reader does indeed mention the apparent difference between women who wear chadors and women who do not, and speculates about what will become of both groups.

Justice Breyer, in the newly published book of interviews about legal writing cited in the article, does indeed mention each of those authors, but not as sources of inspiration.

"The idea was to indeed mention that there were mistakes made in the conduct of military operations in the past, in the conduct of military operations by United States forces in the last decade, and that Afghans have suffered, and that we understand the pain and therefore we give assurances and make sure those mistakes are not repeated," Mr. Faizi said.