Sentence examples for indeed striking from inspiring English sources

You know how hard that is?" The bluff oneness of rider and steed is indeed striking.

If our stance in the Middle East is indeed "striking a blow for the principle that might does not make right," as President Bush told Pentagon employees (news article, Aug. 16), why is he using might, in the form of Stealth bombers and thousands of troops, to prove that we are right?

Its curved exterior walls of grey granite etched with runes, hieroglyphs, ideograms and letters from a dozen alphabets—hint at both the building blocks of human knowledge and at the unearthing of ancient civilisations.Perched along Alexandria's seaside Corniche, the library is indeed striking.

The empire is indeed striking back with a vengeance.

The comparison of this battle with the Battle of Guadalete fought by Tariq ibn Ziyad against the Visigothic Kingdom is indeed striking.

The non-inclusion of the specific, care pathway (process and outcome indicators) of low-risk women in most of the general tools identified is, indeed, striking.

One was I and the other was Cousin Louis who had indeed struck again, wonderfully!

At the time of the crimes, the summer of 2008, Johnson's life would have indeed struck many people as pathetic.

After speaking with many senior Israeli leaders and chiefs of the military and the intelligence, I have come to believe that Israel will indeed strike Iran in 2012.

That may explain why some in the government would be relieved if the constitutional court did indeed strike down their new law.

The Arabian nomads who settled in Kuwait some 250 years ago did indeed strike it rich after oil was discovered under their land in 1938.