Sentence examples for indeed more about from inspiring English sources

The rest of the speech, so I thought at the time, was indeed more about comforting her supporters than about continuing the fight.

David Chase, the show's creator, said that this season was indeed more about the "quotidian details" of life in the mob, like the bitter breakup of Tony and Carmela in the finale.

Women who have been damned in the past for putting their trivial "social" concerns before the foetus they may however inadvertently have conceived are being assured that the decision whether to keep it is, indeed, more about wellbeing than a surrender to God's plan.

I aim to hopefully reassure those entering the profession or indeed more experienced practitioners about why looking after teachers is as important as looking after children.

Most of the cops mentioned are retired, and Balko suggests that it might be the older cops who are indeed more skittish about what has happened to law enforcement.

Indeed, more is known about the biology of salmonids than any other fish group [ 19].

Ultimately, we require sound measures of PSC in order to be able answer other important (and, indeed, more interesting) questions about PSC, such as whether we can account for which PSC dimensions can differentiate units or organisations, which dimensions have shown the strongest relationship with outcomes and which dimensions are most amenable to intervention and change.

Indeed, more curious than anything about the movie itself is how such an artistic stumble happened.

And the years of vicious anti-immigrant hate has led to broader prejudice among the right-wing media audience -- a recent National Hispanic Media Coalition survey found "a consistent pattern whereby Fox News audiences are indeed more likely to hold negative stereotypes about Latinos".

The French are indeed more at ease with -- and realistic about -- the notion that one single person might not easily satisfy a lifetime of personal desire.

King was, indeed, more radical.