Sentence examples for that indeed has from inspiring English sources

Coaching Federer is a privilege that indeed has a potential dark side.

Zionism is a political project that indeed has the support of many Jews and some, particularly evangelical, Christians.

She has been there once--with me, after an epic struggle with the U.S. government, one that indeed has still not ended.

What makes it most interesting is its haunting historical backdrop, a tale that indeed has not been told: that of the Naxalite movement, a radical communist faction born in the Indian village of Naxalbari with a violent uprising in 1967.

Glucose restriction can be obtained by reduced angiogenesis or by low carbohydrate diet that indeed has been shown to slow tumor growth.

These biochemical properties support that those six Rab-His12 proteins are a well-folded protein that indeed has the capacity to bind and hydrolyze a guanine nucleotide.

In a speech that indeed had all the tones of a call to arms, the president compared Friday's tragic attacks to "acts of war".

So does all this mean that he indeed has a foreign policy?

Cooper will argue that California indeed has a rational interest in upholding "procreative marriage".

It is noteworthy that BSS indeed has the potential to absorb PV energy in this condition.

So there is a good textual basis for the conclusion that IIIp6 indeed has this meaning.