The part of the sentence "is not indented" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has not been indented, such as a piece of writing. For example, "This paragraph is not indented, whereas the previous one was."
Continue your writing in a new paragraph that is not indented, if your explanation of the citation continues.
This is not indented and will either be specific to the person you are addressing to ask for consideration for a job, or it will be a general statement such as, "To whom it may concern," if you do not know the person's name that you are addressing.
But it isn't indented, meaning it belongs to the node above that, the VP "once shot an elephant" further above.But the parser doesn't know that an elephant can't fit in pajamas.
If any of the lids are not indented, open the jars and use the contents instead of storing them.
Hundreds of indented ballots were not counted, they allege.
The original text is indented, my comments are not.
The one time it was activated the message was not received by any of the indented recipients.
44, 45 We have confirmed the findings of irregular indented nuclei of double cilia, although this was not a universal feature, and of nuclear inclusions and large abnormal collections of melanosomes.
All textual materials not written or presumed to be not written by the author, no matter where they are in the original document, are printed after the document, indented and introduced by the caption, Notation.
But they're not writers, and too often Steinberg chooses to piece together training regimens and individual struggles through entries from personal blogs — including indented extended quotations.
As previously mentioned, long quotes are indented 1 inch or 10 spaces from the left margin and aren't surrounded by quotation marks.
