Sentence examples for is indeed thinking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kucinich is indeed thinking about running, but it would not be another try for president and maybe not even an eighth House race back in Ohio.

But this year the speculation that Obama is indeed thinking of rewarding this top fundraiser has been convincing enough, unlike the cape revival, to provoke impassioned, pre-emptive criticism.

And on Tuesday, President Obama will head out of town -- to a steel-pipe plant near Youngstown, Ohio -- to highlight the local benefits of the original $787 billion, two-year recovery act and to show that he is indeed thinking about jobs.

From what we've heard, Apple is indeed thinking that way.

Best Buy has acknowledged that it it is indeed thinking about handing out tablets — but that it hasn't actually decided on the iPad.

Judging by their rhetoric, the world's policymakers are indeed thinking about little else.

I was, indeed, thinking about the next trip as I studied my list on the plane home.

When "Les Secrets" was released, some French writers were indeed thinking that book might clip D.S.K.'s wings: "Could Cassandra potentially be very dangerous for Dodo?," Le Post asked.

Then, on Monday, Mr. Dobbs said he had been urged to ponder a White House run, and was indeed thinking about it.

Never has a son been in such ready agreement with his protector: **{:.break one} ** I sensed my father's generous intention, and, fearing that he might change his mind, I told him that I didn't feel I should go, since I was indeed thinking of getting married.

In the case of Warm Neon Birth, Beeple was indeed thinking of birth.