Sentence examples for indeed rough from inspiring English sources

The first few years were indeed rough, says Helga Nowotny, former president of the European Research Council, a funding body for Europe's top scientists, and an early critic of the concept.

Indeed rough endoplasmic reticulum membranes which are typically found surrounding nuclei were notably absent from the perinuclear cytoplasm in body wall myofibers (Fig. 6B, C).

Indeed, the rough Spanish equivalent of "gaffer" is "mister", which partly came about due to the early prevalence of British coaches in the country.

Despite an easy manner and fetching smile, he was not particularly nice and, as Mr Keane makes clear, he was quite ready to step over his fellows in reaching for the top.The past decade has indeed been rough on Mr Havel.

A recent film Grandma exemplifies the premise that life can indeed smooth rough edges.

Indeed, her rough-hewn bracelets and amulets are more akin to mystical talismans than decorative ornaments.

Some artists' roughs are very rough indeed, but — as the accompanying selection, a first installment, shows — many of the Addams sketches were in a fairly finished state.

If journalism is indeed the first rough draft of history, there is always time to revise, polish and perfect, even if pinning down the details about Lieutenant Schwenk after so many years turned out to be less than straightforward.

Mr. Flanagan, who lost a bid in 2000 for the United States Senate seat occupied by James M. Jeffords, said there had indeed been some rough moments between his office and Dr. Dean's, but he denied that political ambition had influenced his audits.

Note that the zeroth approximation is very rough indeed in any case: the periodic solution is approximated by a piecewise linear function (see Figure 6).

"The sea was very rough indeed overnight and we always urge people to be very careful and stay away from the water's edge anywhere along the coast when the weather is so bad," he said.