Sentence examples for indeed talked about from inspiring English sources

And while Mr. Mordecai said he and Mr. Weissler had indeed talked about the show, the producing team and the production timetable remain unchanged.

They are indeed talking about the next few decades.

So, indeed, talk about why we are obsessed with thinness.

He then confirmed he was indeed talking about me, but not talking to me.

So "we" can indeed talk about these matters, repeatedly and at length.

Indeed, talking about the album, Ronson becomes about as animated as his voice and the jetlag will allow.

Indeed, talking about wealth or good fortune can seem coarse or boastful, and maybe some people don't want poor relatives to know to what extent they could be helping — and aren't.

(Later, a campaign spokesman told the Associated Press that Romney was indeed talking about the bombs, saying, "The illegality the governor is referencing is the ordinances, the devices that were in the home. He was not referencing the weapons carried to the theater").

Nor is this usage of the term 'knowledge' and its cognates strange: we do indeed talk about knowing people and cities.

"It's beginning to smell as if we are indeed talking about one and the same mechanism from vertebrates to fungi," he says.

But from a dialogical point of view, in so far as local semantics (i.e., the introduction/elimination rules, or, dialogically, the particle rules) stay untouched, there seem to be strong grounds to the claim that we are indeed talking about the same language.