Sentence examples for is indeed about from inspiring English sources

It is indeed about many hard, brutal truths that should not be buried.

An economy is indeed about satisfying customers but that's not exactly the same as selling them products and services.

+ "THE GOAT, OR WHO IS SYLVIA?" Edward Albee's new play is indeed about a man who falls in love with a goat, a problem that evokes many bad puns and invites a laugh-track response from the audience.

So on one level "Sweet and Sad" is indeed about Sept. 11.

It looks possible, though, that something useful is indeed about to happen.

The message of "Time of My Life" is indeed about time, about living in the present.

The total bias is comparable to the effect of truncating the SV-09 to SH degree 8 (according to Fig. 6, the contributions of SH degrees 9 and 10 are indeed about 3.7 nT/yr).

In sum, the unemployment rate was indeed about 25% in 1933, when FDR took office.

In aggregate, Muslim-majority countries are indeed about 0.3 polity points less democratic than the rest of the world.

And in the first 10 minutes, I worried that it was, indeed, about how artisanal food could save Africa.

And yet his most controversial pronouncement was indeed about a specific issue: Iran's getting the bomb.