Sentence examples for not indeed a from inspiring English sources

The corollary is that Lutheran writers made little contribution to the development of this theory, if not, indeed, a negative one.

He is not, indeed, a fellow at all, but a woman who has lived most of her life disguised as a man.

"There is not, indeed, a private giving culture in Portugal," wrote Marta Luz, an administrator at the university, by e-mail.

Examining evidence and concluding that a particular accuser is not indeed a survivor, or a particular accused is not an assailant, is a sin that reveals that one is a rape denier, or biased in favor of perpetrators.

Closely allied to allegorical interpretation, if not indeed a species of it, is typological interpretation, in which certain persons, objects, or events in the Old Testament are seen to set forth at a deeper level persons, objects, or events in the New.

This return is not merely eschatological and cosmic but is realized in the life of prayer of the contemplative mystic though it is not, indeed, a transforming union by which the human personality blends completely into the Deity or becomes one with it.

As Professor Evans writes, Holocaust denial "is not, indeed, an interpretation at all, but an attempt to make a statement, or series of statements, about historical fact".

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The plate energy does not indeed obey a thermal law.

But not long after, Craterus crossed from Asia with numerous forces; a pitched battle was fought at Cranon; the Greeks were beaten; though not, indeed, in a signal defeat, nor with any great loss of men.

And is it not indeed philosophically a good thing?