Sentence examples for indeed that describes from inspiring English sources

There is nothing wrong with being an unorthodox thinker who defies ideological categories, if indeed that describes Ms. Kagan.

Translated literally, inemuri means "being present while sleeping", and indeed that describes the practice fairly literally as well, because inemuri is going to sleep in front of people while you are meant to be doing other things – which can, and often does, include sitting in a meeting room and listening to them speak.

It is odd indeed that SRST describes itself as the self-described "protectors" of the waters when its own actions are many orders of magnitude more threatening to its own water supplies and animal and aquatic resources than anything that DAPL has done or could do.

Indeed, in models that describe the conditions under which animals should have evolved the capacity to learn (reviewed in [35]), antlions would appear to be a prototype of those that should rely instead on fixed patterns of behavior.

Indeed, that report also describes that increased SOCS3 expression in T cells is correlated with the severity of human allergic diseases such as asthma and atopic dermatitis.

"It was heaven". That indeed describes the 92 northern acres facing Manhattan.

Indeed, the milieu that Brock describes is reminiscent of that of American Communism in the nineteen-thirties and forties.

Indeed, Janicot (1997) described that empirical studies have shown that warm El Niño/Southern Oscillation (ENSO) episodes are associated with the intertropical convergence zone (ITCZ) over the tropical Atlantic which is related to the rainfall in West Africa.

"Indeed, I often describe that as an example of what Joseph Goebbels is supposed to have said, that if you tell a lie often enough and it's big enough, it will eventually become accepted as the 'truth'".

Patterson et al (1995, 1998) indeed described that high TP can moderate thymidine dependent rescue of TS inhibited cells.

In surveys of wheat powdery mildew, it is indeed described that virulence frequencies are highly influenced by the resistance genes carried by cultivars grown in a particular area [ 32, 33].