Sentence examples for indeed treating from inspiring English sources

More people are showing off their prosthetics' intricate mechanisms or, indeed, treating them as a fashion statement, adding slip-on covers with designs of wood grain or lace.

Indeed, treating the latent factor as observable is a less efficient method than a method estimating all parameters simultaneously and taking into account that the latent variable is an estimated and not an observable entity.

Indeed, treating devolutionary movements merely as narcissistic tribal nuisances ignores their very legitimate, tangible grievances.

Indeed, treating an acquaintance from yoga to a coffee after class might help to build a new strong tie.

Indeed, treating salletal units along the basilar papilla as harmonic oscillators provides satisfactory estimates of their natural frequencies [32].

Indeed, treating fish keratocytes with MnCl2 resulted in a profound increase in active-form integrinβ1; however, the increased active-form integrinβ1 induced by such a chemical was found to be located over the entire lamella (Fig. 2E), rather than near the leading edge, which was the situation when calcium uncaging was applied.

Everyone, "brother" or "sister", is indeed treated like a long lost family member.

China does indeed treat some dictators with kid gloves, but it is hardly alone in that.

Of course, William was right, and my mom gently explained that the government does indeed treat gay people differently, just because they're gay.

Then he dispatched African-Americans, posing as prospective borrowers — he called them "mystery shoppers" — to Countrywide branches, and concluded that they were indeed treated differently from white borrowers.

Now the director of that performance, Jonathan Church, brings us a very different play about Germany in the 1930s: a sober, gripping drama by Mark Hayhurst about precisely what happened to those who did indeed treat Hitler's rise as resistible.