Sentence examples for indeed more to from inspiring English sources

There was indeed more to come.

I'm still hesitant to over-interpret the results, and there was indeed more to this election than a single issue.

Research from Australia suggests there is indeed more to men's facial hair than fashion and a lackadaisical attitude to personal grooming.

And in this campaign, her mother's story may help address one of Mrs. Clinton's central challenges: convincing voters who feel they already know everything about her that there is, indeed, more to know, and that she is motivated by more than ambition.

He welcomed "the emphasis on progress as the defining measure of school performance and the recognition that there is more to primary education than preparing for secondary education, and, indeed, more to preparing for secondary school than tests in English and maths".

But there is, indeed, "more to the story".

As to the putative CD94 homologue from tunicates, it is indeed more similar to CD94 than to any other CTLDcp.

I've never understood why most local legislators are indeed more responsive to "developers than to the public".

These data suggest that NOCA-1 is indeed more similar to ninein than to other coiled coiled proteins.

Cells grown in a high-density culture were indeed more resistant to H2O2 as compared to those grown in a low-density culture (Fig. 1C).

But it will mean that those predisposed to the condition are indeed more drawn to the drug.