Sentence examples for usually indeed from inspiring English sources

This renewed cultural sensitivity brings back the onus on the practitioner to be truly patient-centered and to share the burden with the patient who usually indeed seeks the doctors' advice.

Indeed, it was usually so.

And the relationship between osteoporosis is much more complex than usually claimed: indeed, dairy products aren't part of the Chinese diet – they get their calcium mostly from vegetables – yet osteoporosis is uncommon in China.

And memory is usually kind, indeed.

They know all about expanding individual businesses — often, indeed usually, at the expense of other individual businesses.

Ghana Telecom has an order backlog of more than 300,000 lines; bribery is the fastest -- indeed, usually the only -- way to obtain new service.

And despite the instincts of classical economics, a stingy offer (one that is less than about a quarter of the total) is, indeed, usually rejected.

Unlike in the US, where the politics of its supreme court justices are well known and, indeed, usually one of the reasons for their appointment, British justices maintain a far more neutral profile.

He is humble enough to feel honoured rather than insulted to be called a poor man's Arsène Wenger and would be entitled to point out that in terms of available resources he has usually been poor indeed.

In the former category, the trinity of Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin and Harold Lloyd usually dominates (and indeed feature in the pre-festival Silent Slapstick Funnies with Les Bubb on Saturday), although this is the place to discover other, less-known greats, at Friday's Clown Princes programme, for example.

The owner, Robert Moehling, is indeed usually there, ready to explain his stock of fruits, which you'll never see in your neighborhood supermarket, from hard-to-find varieties of mangoes to the monstera deliciosa, which tastes like a cross between a banana and pineapple.