Sentence examples for it indeed means from inspiring English sources

When Macari Vineyards says brut on the label of its sparkling wine, it indeed means brut -- dry.

This may reflect deficits in our research strategy (e.g. due to non-coverage of relevant languages), or--perhaps more likely--it may indeed mean a paucity of research efforts.

In the 17th and 18th centuries, it did indeed mean the written record of dances.

Yes, it does indeed mean something — something unspeakable — to be born, in a white country, an Anglo-Teutonic, antisexual country, black.

It would indeed mean the end of poverty in our lifetimes.

"L'Oreal doesn't mean nutrition but it does indeed mean wellness," a Zurich-based trader told Reuters.

17) When a guidebook describes an area as bohemian it can indeed mean 'full of artists,' but can equally mean steaming great s**thole.

If I call even one of these races wrong, it could indeed mean control of the Senate flips, I fully realize.

Some fear the future, because it will indeed mean marijuana will become a gigantic industry, with all the corporate baggage that implies.

Heidegger indeed means trouble and one often sweats through these pages.

Quelle queue!" The French word queue does indeed mean tail but it's also slang for penis.