Sentence examples for indeed pointing from inspiring English sources
Indeed, pointing to one early model for the pavilion, he compares the shapes in it to figures in a chess game.
Sarah Ditum, writing for the New Statesman, was very critical indeed, pointing to the reality of women who suffer invasive surgery after being diagnosed with breast cancer.
■ All this makes grim news indeed, pointing to a party that is in electoral freefall across all three nations of mainland Britain, and unable to score wins, even in apparently favourable territory such as London.
If West is indeed pointing toward a new prophetic direction for hip hop, doesn't the title become even more appropriate?
Some signs indeed point to the possibility.
But they indeed point to the prospect of a necessary internal reformation within Catholicism.
As for bipartisanship, Mr. Bush's team could indeed point to the large number of Democrats supporting a big tax cut and the education package on Capitol Hill.
Anyway, a massive version of the photon would have a third possible polarisation state, because the spin could indeed point perpendicular to the direction of motion.
As night follows day, so Hans's hand led, indeed pointed, to the next murder victim, just as Helle's body part led to Hans.
We can indeed point beyond the sky, to astronaut Helen Sharman; not just the first British woman in space but the first Briton in space.
Peugeot is one of several manufacturers which have been working towards this – and its appearance suggests that the Fractal does indeed point the way towards a showroom model.
