Indeed, wounded pride can be an effective driver of legislation.
"He was indeed wounded, not an injury that he won't recover from," he told Israel Army Radio.
My daughter was indeed wounded, and was working through bleary eyes.
Indeed, wound repair was unaffected by treatment with DNA synthesis inhibitors such as mitomycin C and BrdU incorporation experiments indicated that only a few proliferating cells were found in wounded areas.
Indeed, wound-induced ROS are not detected and resistance to B. cinerea is lost in plants incubated under dry conditions after wounding [ 5].
Indeed, wounds heal poorly in patients with insufficient neutrophils (Lekstrom-Himes & Gallin, 2000), or patients whose neutrophils are unable to adhere to the endothelium or extracellular matrix (Kong et al, 1992; Roos & Law, 2001).
Indeed, after wounding simple epithelia, as in embryonic tissue or adult cornea or gut, the leading edge cells assemble an actomyosin 'purse-string', which draws the epithelial hole closed (Brock et al., 1996; Danjo and Gipson, 1998; Martin and Lewis, 1992; Wood et al., 2002).
Indeed, a wounded Le Figaro took special aim the other day at The Economist's coverage over the years.
The woman's leg in the background was, indeed, severely wounded.
Lieutenant Cox, who had brought up men from the lower deck to form a boarding party, reached the quarterdeck only to find that his captain had been badly, indeed mortally, wounded by a musket ball.
