Sentence examples for it was indeed true from inspiring English sources

It was indeed true that because they weren't happy with the lines in question; they had asked the authors of the hymn for permission to use a different version, which had been published elsewhere, and this was declined.

When Watts had finished, a delegate from one of the Deep South states asked him in a concerned voice whether it was indeed true that Negro students were not doing as well in their achievement tests as their white classmates.

Kenyatta did not mention the fate of the hostages — if it was indeed true that there were still some being held — in his address.

"I live in a university town and I'm a nude model for the art and design department!" Oprah almost couldn't believe Finke's story, but it was indeed true.

At the same time, he acknowledges that "it is indeed true that some of the austerity measures taken in some countries have severely affected the research sector".

It is, indeed, true that it took the war with Japan and Germany to bring the Great Depression to an end.

It is indeed true that the working class in Labour areas is increasingly alienated from the Labour party.

"It is indeed true," said someone from his management office when I spoke to them early this morning.

I believe, from my experience, that it is indeed true – as it probably is for the better half of all women entering into marriage, regardless of age.

It is indeed true that all attempts to ignore or bypass the Security Council, whether in the Middle East or elsewhere, have always ended badly.

I have heard professors of mathematics pooh-pooh Einstein's abilities as a mathematician, and it is indeed true that he was not a particularly wonderful mathematician: he knew just as much mathematics as he needed to produce his physics".