Sentence examples for is indeed a view from inspiring English sources

Oh, yes, the name lives up to its promise: from the wide front veranda, there is indeed a view of the pale-blue sea, glinting through palm trees.

It is indeed a common view in France that Wiggins and Team Sky have provided an efficient but boring masterclass in how to shut down a race.

I believe this is, indeed, a sensible view, but if so, the conceptual/intellectual history of this change is not quite adequately presented in the paper.

The middle view, possibilism, is indeed an intermediate view.

This is indeed a controversial idea in view of the many studies that have shown unique properties of distinct AP-1 components, necessitating further clarification.

Professor Nutt is indeed a reputable scientist whose views on drugs policy are well known.

Despite its occasional unfairness to others and its tics and twitches, there is, indeed, a certain grandeur to this view of life.

On his view, it is indeed a necessary truth that Aristotle (for instance) satisfies a significant chunk of the intentional content associated (by the speaker) with the name 'Aristotle'.

If "The View" were indeed a soap opera, she would be playing the part of the woman presumed dead who shows up unexpectedly at the doorstep — only she isn't out for revenge.

On this view, Locke was indeed a voluntarist with respect to the question "why should we obey the law of nature?" Locke thought that reason, apart from the will of a superior, could only be advisory.

It has since turned out that this has not actually been sent but that Barroso has indicated, in a letter to a Scottish MEP, that this is indeed his view.