Sentence examples for is indeed remarkable from inspiring English sources
adverb
Truly; in fact; actually.
- Indeed, he made several misplays.
Hillary Clinton is, indeed, remarkable.
Sol Campbell's return to Arsenal, the club he left in August 2006, is indeed remarkable on many levels.
But he expresses great satisfaction at the impeccable decorum of the British prosecutors' clothes, which is indeed remarkable.
It is indeed remarkable how many paragons of grit have told me, with pride and awe, that their parents are their most admired and influential role models.
It is indeed remarkable, but as I toured the museum I was struck less by its value than by the idea of it.
The story of his career is indeed remarkable, and among the chief pleasures of the play is its sympathetic exploration of his personal odyssey.
Joy Styles Little Egg Harbor, N.J., July 7, 2009 To the Editor: As David Brooks makes clear, George Washington's achievements were indeed remarkable.
Chrétien's "bloodbath budget" in 1994, and the years of reforms that followed, were indeed remarkable, although not without significant social costs that are still being felt today.
The crowds were indeed remarkable, not only for their size but for the fact that they managed to act as crazy as anything one might see in France.
