Sentence examples for it has indeed become from inspiring English sources

It has indeed become clear.

It has indeed become his sanctuary.

It has indeed become a character on the show".

But if a cliche, however disprovable, is accepted by artists and embodied in their art, then it has indeed become a stylistic determinant.

France is now more committed to loathing the European Union than Perfidious Albion: it has indeed become the new stronghold of Euroscepticism.

Recently – most probably due to improved technologies for bacterial diagnosis in stool samples – it has indeed become evident that in patients with diarrhoeal disease there is high prevalence of mixed infections with two or more agents44,45,46.

This led the client company to realize that it had indeed become too tolerant of these crises and, with the help of the testers, to successfully redesign the launch process.

But as one of those ubiquitous Disney songs has it, Broadway has indeed become "a whole new world," one in which industry types are just grateful that an internationally known songwriter like Elton John would deign to sit down and write a score at all, because really, why should he?

So it seems corn has indeed become king.

For many, it proves that London has indeed become a melting pot.

If the world's foremost supporter of biomedical research has indeed become less open to edge science, as our analysis indicates, it bodes poorly for science.