Sentence examples for indeed subject from inspiring English sources

Are humans indeed subject to a strict obligation to attain moral perfection?

At any rate, a host of experiments have been designed to show that perceiving is indeed subject to unconscious influences.

But Charles Seaton, a spokesman for New York City Transit, said that subcontractors were indeed subject to the authority's security provisions, which include background checks.

We are indeed subject to European laws that we, with the other member states, have legislated, just as we are bound by international agreements we have voluntarily joined, on everything from torture, genocide and climate change to nuclear weapons.

These were but half-truths: the church was indeed subject to the government and upheld autocracy, and priests were often unpopular, but this did not mean that the peasants and a large part of the upper and middle classes were not devoted to the Orthodox faith.

At every stage of development, the growing cortex is indeed subject to the external force of the cranium, she says.

At the turn of the 21st century, the Arab creative writer operated at a local level within a social environment that, more often than not, constrained freedom of expression and indeed subjected literature to strict forms of censorship.

Indeed, subject-matters do not exist apart from the works that manifest their presence.

Indeed, subjects suffering from pulmonary hypertension are diagnosed on average 2 years after their initial medical contact.

Indeed, subjects' performance during these trials was very similar (see Fig. 5).

Indeed, subjects were not disabled and their natural feeling could have led them to modify their posture.