Sentence examples for indeed though they from inspiring English sources

This is so, indeed, though they are still in the original packages.

Indeed, though they hold glittering macaroons, exquisite stacks of chocolate confections and sugar-encrusted marshmallow bonbons, bubo's low glass cases and urban architecture looks more like a high-end jeweler than your typical pastry shop.

Consequently, on December 6 , 1923 a second election was held in which the Conservatives lost their comfortable majority; indeed, though they controlled the largest number of seats (258) in the House of Commons, the now-united Liberal Party (159) and Labour (191) combined to win a majority.

Indeed, though long ignored in the scholarly literature on engineering, aviation and U.S. strategic deployments, the environment is everywhere in the documentary record about postwar military construction programs.

Bopara's next shot is very elegant indeed though, a clean, crisp straight drive down the ground for four.

Indeed, though many then and now assumed that Baltimore tilted Confederate, it was actually a much more politically complex place.

And more importantly, they show SimplyHired overtaking competitor Indeed, even though they have historically trailed them in reach and traffic.

Indeed, they believe — though they can't prove — that he rebuffed takeover feelers for much the same reason.

There's also some smart musical humour at work, particularly in the use of Sigur Rós's weird warblings, which do indeed sound as though they have drifted ashore from some ethereal underworld kingdom.

I think that psychologically that was quite a significant win, especially as there was a time when Australia were cruising and the Indians' body-language became very poor indeed, almost as though they were reconciled to defeat.

Face validity, i.e. the degree to which the items of an instrument indeed looks as though they are an adequate reflection of the construct to be measured [16], was also implemented during this assessment.