Sentence examples for indeed struck from inspiring English sources

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.

On Friday, the administration announced that it had indeed struck a deal with industry that would delay the rules pending new studies.

Sunday, upon learning of Mengers's death, I read Susan's 1994 portrait of Mengers, and the then-retired agent's remarks indeed struck me as extraordinarily sad: I couldn't imagine more to life than getting a good part for Nick Nolte….

[In Washington today, Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld was asked at a news conference if American bombs had indeed struck the village. "I cannot deal with that particular village," he said. "I suppose I could try and find out for you, and will".] Mr. Agha said that his mother and two brothers were killed during the raid.

After Mr. Buckley's cross-examination in the assault case, Sally Smith, an assistant Camden County prosecutor, reminded Ms. Gonzalez that she had testified under oath on Wednesday when she reversed her earlier denials of any beatings, testifying that Mr. Trantino had indeed struck, choked and kicked her, as she told the police on Nov. 6.

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

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.

Bergman's answer, which comes in the last paragraph, is yes: 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.

If the developed countries wish to reap goodwill from the developing countries for their contribution of $30bn they should quickly specify that their pledges do indeed strike a balance between adaptation and mitigation.