Sentence examples for indeed more negatively from inspiring English sources
This result suggests that western German cohabiting women were indeed more negatively selected than their eastern German counterparts.
Cell locomotion is indeed enhanced on more negatively charged substrates [ 96].
Figure 2A suggests indeed that RDI < 85% more negatively influenced overall survival during the first 24-month period.
Indeed, as we predicted, when people were described as having special needs, they were viewed more negatively than when they were described as having a specific disability (e.g., is blind, has Down syndrome, is autistic, has ADHD).
Indeed in presence of a specific situational context disgust was better characterized in terms of arousal (more clearly arousing) and valence (more negatively valenced).
But we are leaning more negatively than positively.
The older the woman, the more negatively she views Mrs. Clinton: 27percentt of those under age 45 view her negatively; 33percentt of those 45 to 64 view her negatively; and 40percentt of those 64 and older view her negatively.
King was, indeed, more radical.
Only 18% were more positive about the Tories while 42% regarded them more negatively.
But 64percentt of that group said the advertisements made them react more negatively to the sponsor.
