Sentence examples for indeed speaking about from inspiring English sources
If "Mephisto 20" is indeed speaking about the state of fallen man, how does animal instinct come into play?
It evidently occurred to no one that if Hughes was indeed speaking about his marriage to Plath through Stevenson this might add to the biography's value, not decrease it.
Indeed, speaking to about 200 cheering supporters here, he stood up for the moderation so soundly rejected by voters and suggested that he would stay in public life.
Seeqpod is indeed speaking with Microsoft, but not about an outright acquisition.
Indeed, the 'clear vision' Gordon speaks about was inspired largely by the couple's travels, including influences from the Hotel Costes in Paris and La Residencia Hotel in Majorca.
Huber describes Partly Fiction as "a portrait of his face" and those expressive eyes and weathered features, shot close-up in black and white by McGarvey's luminous cinematography, do indeed speak volumes about how Stanton has made silence and stillness his most powerful means of onscreen communication.
Bernstein then spoke about collaboration.
Antoine Kombouaré is still favourite for the job after admitting that he has indeed spoken to Bazin about it.
Leon E. Panetta, then Mr. Clinton's chief of staff, said he did, indeed, speak with Mr. Matthews about the job, which came open in 1994.
