Sentence examples for it indeed that from inspiring English sources

When Reagan, in 1981, proposed the "zero-zero" option (the removal of all American and Soviet intermediate-range weapons that could hit Europe or the Soviet Union from Europe), the prevailing wisdom here was that the Soviets would never accept it — indeed, that is why Pentagon officials backed the idea, over the objections of the State Department.

So confident is it, indeed, that it has spent about £32m on buying a large chunk of the city centre.The deal is a highly unusual approach to urban regeneration.

So easy is it, indeed, that distinctly abstract games can easily accumulate points enough to qualify for the tax relief.

It is indeed that content on the Web has become the dominant resource to users for problem solving purposes.

Time magazine called it "that rare film indeed that offers pleasure beyond words".

'I could say I grew up in it,' Atwood confides, 'and indeed that's partly true.

And that's how it ended -- if indeed that is the end.

It indeed shows that the proposed ABBDT approach outperforms other approaches.

It indeed showcases that "DNA doesn't make a family; love does".

It is indeed that flavour, but re-presented in bespoke Armani.

It is indeed that the metadata must be translated as the properties of an object resource.