Sentence examples for question is indeed from inspiring English sources

That question is indeed unresolved.

The Irish question is indeed about cultural identities, just as the British question is.

Copious scientific data is needed to show that the seabed in question is indeed continental shelf.

Well Alistair, [copy and paste] González is mighty tricky to continually re-type, especially during frenetic GBG moments, so the answer to your question is indeed yes.

The question is indeed controversial, and there are scientists who believe that adult stem cells may be able to transdifferentiate, but Okarma was having none of it.

After we contacted the airline, Virgin Atlantic admitted in a statement that "there must have been some confusion our end, as the lady in question is indeed entitled to a full refund as she is travelling to an affected state".

Cases must be supported by evidence, after all, and it would be wrong to assume without evidence that the men in question are indeed perpetrators of domestic violence.

But the mail list question was indeed not paranoid – because Obama, building on the initiatives of his immediate predecessors, has helped create the foundation for a future police state.

This shows that the planets in question are, indeed, real.Jack Lissauer, of NASA's Ames Research Centre, in California, and his team, have not only confirmed the existence of the six planets, they have worked out their orbital periods, diameters and, in all but one case, their masses.

First, they can challenge the claim that the models in question are indeed predictively successful.

A court initially found that Google did not violate Oracle's copyright, but the decision was overturned when an appeals court found that the APIs in question are indeed copyrightable.