Sentence examples for is indeed like from inspiring English sources
Although using heat to cure fever is indeed "like cures like," Royal Copeland's grandmother was actually following Thomsonianism, a movement founded in New England that held that disease was caused by cold and treatable by heat through the use of steam baths and certain pungent herbs.
A pinball machine is indeed like a maze.
In that sense, it is indeed like racism.
Watching this film is, indeed, like going to music school and much more.
To these authors Rayo is indeed like a flash of lightning.
Easterbrook argues that globalization is indeed like a sonic boom: "noisy, superfast, covering huge amounts of territory".
They are indeed like vacuum cleaners, sucking in talented people, highly paid jobs, government investment and, lately, power.London is by far the most powerful: its nozzle reaches around the world.
Bits of eastern Texas are indeed like Mississippi.
The performance he elicited was indeed like a flowing musical sculpture.
The tables are indeed like a bigger, better version of your ever-distracting phone.
Yes, it was indeed "like an English village that had bizarrely taken root in Japan".
