Sentence examples for this is indeed something from inspiring English sources
And this is, indeed, something of an anti-love story.
This is, indeed, something that Moore said, in 2006, in a opinion piece for WorldNetDaily, in which he argued that Representative Keith Ellison, a Democrat from Minnesota, should not be seated; when questioned about it in October, he said that the article was an accurate expression of his views.
As discussed in our response to reviewer 1, this is indeed something we cannot address within the scope of this manuscript.
This personal quality is indeed something that Joyce has acquired in full measure since, and no one would argue the fact".
This psychological basis for philosophy is indeed something he shares with other prominent students of Brentano, such as Meinong and also Carl Stumpf, Anton Marty, Edmund Husserl, Kasimir Twardowski, and Thomas Masaryk.
We added this reference to the final paragraph, as it is indeed something worth pursuing for optimizing this pathway.
"This most ancient Briton of English beasts," the nature poet Edward Thomas called them, and there is indeed something old and untamed about this scene.
"The other component in the explanation is the fact that I need reassurance that this something inside me, the something that is tickled by a joke, is indeed something that constitutes an element of my humanity.
Visiting the MAS is indeed something of a Proustian adventure.
There is indeed something rotten in the Midwest.
"It is, indeed, something to be pursued when diplomacy and other means have not produced results.
