Sentence examples for indeed saying that from inspiring English sources

Indeed, saying that the story haunted her, Mrs. Clinton repeatedly offered it as a dire example of a broken health care system.

Pressed repeatedly by the judges on the claim yesterday, Karen Steyn, Miliband's counsel, insisted that Clinton was indeed saying that if the seven-paragraph summary of CIA material was disclosed, the US would "reassess" its intelligence relationship with the UK, a move that "would put lives at risk".

I think that's what Cheney is probably relying on if he is indeed saying that all the torture memos ought to be released because many will show that the torture "worked".

There's really no other way to read that caption except that Canadian rapper extraordinaire Aubrey "Drake Grahamm is indeed saying that he's now signed to BBK, and so predictably that's exactly what the internet has been reporting, which would be fine except it doesn't pass any basic test of logic. .

Asked if he had indeed said that, Mr. Pirzada said evenly, "That is substantially correct".

Mrs Kelly did indeed say that her husband felt "betrayed" – by the MoD.

Pollsters indeed say that one German in three feels the country is in danger of being dominated by foreigners.

The C.B.O. did indeed say that the average federal budget deficit would be $62 billion lower per year than was predicted before.

Stephen Greenblatt: We still do indeed say that in your honor, even though I don't know how many trees have been cut to make it possible.

But when pressed, added that during the meeting, the Prime Minister had indeed said that it is a problem that residents of the neighbourhoods beyond the separation barrier could travel freely inside Israel using their Israeli ID cards.

The memo does indeed say that a $200 million in segregated customer funds were transferred to the firm itself which then sent it on to JPMorgan Chase, which was demanding more collateral.