Sentence examples for is indeed practiced from inspiring English sources

If this approach seems unprecedentedly foolhardy, realize that it is indeed practiced within some foreign news media, as well as domestically at times of war (both for purposes of secrecy and to keep support of military action high).

Justin Langlois, a Canadian artist, recently wrote a wry David-Letterman-style list of questions that artists can pose to themselves to determine whether they are indeed practicing social practice.

After such expressions of interest were received a team member followed up to ensure eligibility (i.e., that the person was indeed practicing family medicine in one of the 6 cities of focus) and to relay information about the focus group time and location.

Moreover, each of the oil deals at issue was monitored by lawyers at every stage, and the payment of signature bonuses -- as the transactions are described by all the parties -- is, indeed, customary practice in the oil business.

It is indeed common practice to display such taxon images at the tips of phylogenies in slide presentations, posters, and publications.

Despite the increasing domestication of men in this area, urinating while standing up is indeed still common practice...Someone who still practices this previously dominant custom is regularly confronted with significant disputes, particularly with female cohabitants.

Dr. Chagnon found that this is indeed the general system practiced by the Yanomamö.

Forced movement of people is indeed a deplorable practice that should be discouraged when possible.

So thanks, Mr. Pohndorf, for stating that "highlighting the gentle aspects of [any religion] while ignoring [those] that are troubling" is indeed a dangerous practice.

And by gathering essays on photographs made in Peru, Papua New Guinea, China, Kenya, India and Nigeria, together with commentaries on photographs of Australian Aborigines and of the Navajo in this country, this book demonstrates that photography is indeed a global practice and that it is fraught with many differences.

Eating is indeed a sacred practice.