Sentence examples for to indeed be from inspiring English sources

A senior Iraqi intelligence official said that after an initial analysis the man in the video was believed to indeed be al-Baghdadi.

Espresso Moto is famous for its Eggs Benedict so we order two of same and declare them to indeed be the best eggs benny we've ever had.

"My belief is that his goal is to indeed be inclusive and not divisive," Nathan Whitaker, who was a co-author of Tebow's book, "Through My Eyes," wrote in an e-mail.

It was replete with tales of the illegal sales of body parts; of furtive negotiations in diners, parking lots and boiler rooms; of nervous jokes about "patting down" a man who turned out to indeed be an informant; and, again and again, of the passing of cash — once in a box of Apple Jacks cereal stuffed with $97,000.

The first of these is to explore whether hypothesised mechanisms for burglary, when encoded mathematically, are sufficient to generate the generalised patterns observed empirically (Berestycki and Nadal2010; Pitcher and Johnson2011; Short et al.2008), and this appears to indeed be the case in simplified mathematical representations.

And I must say, I plan for my 'happy' to indeed be ever after.

The best way to sell pricey jewellery may indeed be to offer both clicks and bricks.

Allowing that to happen would indeed be folly.

Automatically, they have the right to vote (indeed, are required to) on big constitutional decisions.

Shifting to other taxes may indeed be desirable.

And yes, doctors will indeed be able to prescribe cannabis products to patients.