Sentence examples for indeed on the same from inspiring English sources

Indeed, on the same programme, the realism was evident from within his own camp.

Indeed, on the same basis, Adenauer could be (and was) considered a National Socialist.

Indeed, on the same day that Guangzhou posted figures for 114 agencies online, Shanghai declared its budget a state secret.

Indeed, on the same day that Merrill announced its blockbuster loss, the National Association of Realtors reported that sales of existing homes dropped 8percentt in September, to the slowest pace since January 1998.

Indeed, on the same day as the Essex County announcement, he noted, the House Judiciary Committee had passed a measure providing federal assistance to states that want to use DNA evidence to re-examine their death row cases.

Indeed, on the same day that Mr Bonnet's trial began, Mr Jospin himself was interviewed, albeit as a witness rather than a suspect, by a judge investigating financial skulduggery involving the Socialist Party.

Indeed, by putting on the same plane the fact that people read and think and go seriously to the movies and the fact that they cry and run and make love, Godard has disclosed a new vein of lyricism and pathos for cinema: in bookishness, in genuine cultural passion, in intellectual callowness, in the misery of someone strangling in his own thoughts.

Considering the images provided, I am not at all convinced that GluA1 and Arf6 indeed reside on the same organelle, at least not to the high degree claimed in the manuscript.

Indeed, on that same recent day, a flotilla of four canoes, which carried some high school friends from Massapequa, N.Y., who have made an annual journey down the Housatonic since 1979, passed close to Thomas Greiner, a resident of Trumbull, Conn., who wore a faded blue cap and net strapped to his back as he cast a line.

To cap it all, the surgeon who fixed his colon and liver did it by making a single incision and then working through the body in the pattern of a J. Providence indeed.Here on the same day, at Halligan Tavern in nearby Derry, a bigger crowd has crammed the upstairs bar to see Tim Pawlenty.

Indeed, figures released on the same day by Eurostat show that GDP growth in the 17 euro-zone countries fell from zero in the first quarter to -0.2% in the second, and from zero to -0.1% in the 27-country European Union.