Sentence examples for is indeed ever from inspiring English sources

Cohabitation is, indeed, ever more common.

Throughout Hatchet Job, Kermode keeps up a steady stream of asides of the kind my mother used to call "don't‑mind-little-me"; either because he is indeed ever-so-'umble, or – more likely – he's self-aware enough to feel the need to correct an innate arrogance.

Mr. Kammen had argued that if Mr. Nashiri is indeed unlikely ever to leave the prison, there is less of a reason to prevent him from seeing certain potentially classified evidence during the discovery phase.

"The Music Man," it turns out, is indeed his Everest: he wants to scale it because it is there.

The river is indeed an ever-present part of the city's decor, and the official entrance to Lisbon is a broad marble staircase mounting from the water to the vast arcaded Commerce Square (Praça do Comércio).

The kingdom is indeed as it ever was.

Unfortunately, life is indeed short; and ever so much shorter for our fur babies.

For T. evansi infection this is indeed the first ever proteomic study reported thus far.

Second, the possibility that Iraq is indeed a quagmire grows ever larger.

It is indeed the same Internet, ever a combination of flaky and robust.

The current $2.50 base subway fare is indeed the highest fare ever, although not when adjusted for inflation, according to a report by New York City's Independent Budget Office.