Sentence examples for is still indeed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "is still indeed" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to emphasize a point or to affirm that something remains true or unchanged. Example: "Despite the challenges, the project is still indeed on track for completion by the deadline."
I'm here in memory of a woman (Granny D) who, when nothing else would do, walked 3,200 miles to remind us all that there is still indeed something sacred worth fighting for.
The Cardboard VR kit, which is still indeed made of cardboard, now supports phones with displays up to 6-inches in diameter, meaning it will work with the Nexus 6, among other devices.
For most Americans, the legislation is still indeed ― at least in the short term ― a tax cut.
Thus, structural characterization is still indeed important since it determines the function of XG in plants and functionality for commercial use in food systems.
They also point out that even if no responses are observed, that is r=0, there is still indeed a 95% CI for θ which is from 0 to.
Although it is not possible to establish an unequivocal correlation between LRTIs and upper airway viral detection, the finding of RSV in over 50% of hospitalized children in our study strongly suggests that its impact is still indeed very high in this region, regardless of the presence of newly identified viruses.
I only want to emphasize that regardless of what you may be exposed to, you, my dear, are still indeed a princess.
Yes, Angus is still there (indeed he is the sole remaining original member).
Nowadays, the treatment of the hammertoe is still disputable; indeed, a lot of procedures, both on the soft tissues and the bone structures are purposed and considered efficient.
The grand dame of department stores is still grand indeed.
There is still time, indeed a precious opportunity, to redeem the promise of the president's and secretary's words.
