Sentence examples for there were indeed many from inspiring English sources

There were indeed many people in the world who felt starved for Farsi entertainment.

The Clinton camp was correct: there were indeed many charges to be investigated, briefed, argued and considered.

The governor of Louisiana, William C. C. Claiborne, had described a "spirit of Disaffection" in the city, and there were indeed many opportunities for distrust.

And there were indeed many passages in which sheer musical beauty counted for a lot, not least in the work's final bars, where Mr. Maazel shaped the hushed a cappella choral phrases exquisitely.

When his ships finally moored at Calicut, near the southern tip of the subcontinent, he and his crew rejoiced to learn that there were indeed many Christians long settled there.

Muhammad Ali, Egypt's khedive, or viceroy, for most of the first half of the 19th century, and his near contemporary (and nominal sovereign), Sultan Mahmud II, are the names to remember here, and there were indeed many instances of popular opposition to what were depicted as godless innovations.

And there are indeed many ORCID-related developments to relate.

There are, indeed, many circles in the inferno of disgrace.

Secondly, there are, indeed, many of these morons here.

And there are indeed many options available to make such reductions practical, Kenderdine said.

There are indeed many stories of villages that refuse to let in clean-up teams.