Sentence examples for indeed presenting from inspiring English sources

Coalition forces are indeed presenting written terms to Iraqi soldiers, who can then sign and agree to them -- classic capitulation".

Many stories don't have 'two sides.' Indeed, presenting an event or an issue with a point of view can have even more impact, and reach an audience otherwise left out of the conversation.

In the arbitration hearing, Robertson Stephens claimed that it had indeed presented hedging opportunities to Mr. Hayden, but he declined them.

Would that Candidate Romney had indeed presented himself as a solid chief executive who got things done.

The exhibition, which was produced in collaboration with the Estate Project for Artists With AIDS, does indeed present the videotapes as history.

The growing presence of business professionals is not lost on campaign managers and indeed presents them with something of a challenge.

The conflicts of the 90s had much in common, too (with the minor difficulty that events are changing, dizzyingly, as we rewrite, rehearse and indeed present the play).

Having sent the Marines in (and concluded a Camp Lejeune speech in 2009 with "Semper Fi") he should indeed present the award himself.

This realization indeed presents a basic watermarking application scenario.

In contrast, the above formulation indeed presents exhaustive options.

I was pleasantly in agreement with these beliefs, Palm OS does indeed present a far more agreeable user experience than any version of WinMo I've yet tried.