Sentence examples for text indeed from inspiring English sources

Beerbohm's text, indeed, provides a satirical commentary on the aesthetic movement of the 1880s and 1890s, and continued to reverberate throughout the dark decade following publication.

Only a brief, general description of the principles of validation of analytical methods will be given in this text; indeed, due to the complexity and variety of the involved procedures, instrumentation, etc., they will be the subject of a separate, dedicated guidance document.

ISIS draws (if selectively) on the Koran and later Islamic texts; indeed, if you went back far enough in time, you would find its views more widely accepted by Muslims and Muslim scholars than has been the case in recent centuries.

While their text is indeed tedious at times, the sheer bizarreness and ingenious engineering of some of the vans offset that.

And though you might expect this most intelligent, ever-lucid performer to navigate skillfully through the text, as indeed he does, I doubt anyone anticipated the degree to which Mr. Kinnear's scaling of this particular theatrical Everest would be defined, in part anyway, by Hamlet's taste in clothes.

Coming back to the above-mentioned example the user needs only to indicate once that "Frankfurt" in a text does indeed reference Frankfurt on the Main, and the engine will very likely get it right in the whole text.

With regard to Myxococcus xanthus, the original text was indeed less than precise.

The statement at the closing sentence of the main text was indeed a bit too strong, and we would like to rephrase and clarify our claim.

And the Labbés concluded that -- in 16 plays by Molière -- the lexical distance with two early comedies by Corneille is sufficiently close to zero to prove that the texts are indeed written by the same hand.

It is rarely used even in Mohist texts, and indeed a main aim of the discussion in the "Lesser Selection" is to warn how unreliable it is.

And however much the methods and contents of their texts do indeed reflect their intimate dialogue with, and critical appropriation of Western philosophy, one could well argue that many of their main theses nevertheless reflect a predominantly Eastern influence.