Sentence examples for indeed obvious from inspiring English sources

There are indeed obvious differences between the stated positions of George W. Bush and Al Gore.

And since the benefits of many recent inventions are indeed obvious, many staid, traditional societies are changing in whatever ways are necessary to take advantage of them.

Famous, indeed obvious, examples are things like the antlers of deer, the train of the peacock, incredible bowers of bower birds, manes on lions and the jaws of stag beetles.

Synergistic effects were indeed obvious between miR-34a prodrug and doxorubicin for the suppression of OS cell proliferation, as defined by Chou–Talalay method.

It is indeed obvious that a wide clinical heterogeneity can be found among patients due to both individual factors and disease characteristics.

Authors' response : While adaptations directly related to an ecological niche are indeed obvious in terms of transcending phyletic boundaries, this is not necessarily the case with inter-organismal conflict systems, which do not directly relate to the ecological niche.

And if we are indeed supplying information so obvious that it demands the qualification "of course," perhaps the entire reference can be deleted.

Indeed, is it so obvious that the wheeler dealer (and breadwinner) at the Rose Law Firm is more authentic than the woman who spoke so movingly at the women's conference in Beijing this fall?

This indeed has obvious attractions.

It is not only appropriate, but indeed medically obvious, that our approach to child health care must include the prenatal stage.

Indeed the obvious omission from his curriculum vitae is time spent getting his hands dirty at the laboratory bench.Perhaps that is a plus.