Sentence examples for indeed shared from inspiring English sources

By all accounts, this one nurse's disquiet is indeed shared by many of his colleagues.

Objectively reviewing the evidence, one notices that Obama's middle name is indeed shared by a recently deposed Iraqi dictator, and the president's first and last name contain superfluous multisyllables.

Polybius was right: power in Rome was indeed shared among the people, the aristocracy (embodied in the Senate), and the consuls the executive officers of the republic who had replaced the kings.

Tenet said that he had double-checked and that the C.I.A. had indeed shared its complete list with the U.N. Levin told me he urged the Armed Services Committee, then in Republican hands, to press the issue, but he didn't get anywhere, and as a member of the minority party, he lacked the power to convene hearings or issue subpoenas.

These are indeed shared by multiple users as well as dynamically reallocated per demand.

Indeed, shared R&D activities among indigenous companies (e.g., EMFs in China) support technological advancement without serious problems; contrary to popular belief, the benefits of R&D activities by foreign-invested enterprises are debatable.

They do indeed share one song, the hymn "Wondrous Love".

The Bushes and al-Sauds do indeed share a close (if complicated) relationship; in fact, these connections have already been extensively documented elsewhere.

I have since learned that I do indeed share the same kind of beauty mark on my cheek that Ms. Portman has on her cheek.

"What kind of God, in creating human beings then invites them to find delight in organs of the body that are parked exactly adjacent to, or indeed share a function with, the organs of excretion?

The two countries do indeed share a strategic interest in containing India, and China appears to do little to discourage Pakistan's expensive nuclear and conventional arms race with New Delhi.