Sentence examples for was indeed able to from inspiring English sources

Coolidge was indeed able to "swing it," but in a world that we have since — gradually, deliberately, and with a fundamental bipartisanship — exchanged for another.

But the charismatic Mr. Kerr was indeed able to convince a distiller to make a tequila the way he wanted it.

I found out that the college was indeed able to handle PC's as well as Macs, and the person I talked to recommended against a laptop, which costs more and does less than a desktop.

The new emperor, Michael II, was indeed able to establish a dynasty the Amorian, or Phrygian his son Theophilus (829 842) and his grandson Michael III (842 867) each occupying the throne in turn, but none would have forecast so happy a future during Michael II's first years.

The resulting strain, TMB4530, was indeed able to grow on d-glucose also in the presence of d-xylose in contrast to the strains containing xylC (TMB4511, TMB4520).

I was indeed able to observe three very different patterns within the same legal context: In Lower Saxony, Muslim prison chaplaincy emerged as part of a broader struggle for rights equality.

"We know many men with such are indeed able to conceive naturally.

She is, in short, a wondrous character -- a girl who, metaphorically at least, is indeed able to walk on water.

If Mr. Daldry is indeed able to steer clear of Oscar talk, he may be the only one in Hollywood doing so.

Neil Chesanow Montvale, N.J., Aug. 9, 2007 To the Editor: As a frequent commuter on the trams in Zurich, I can confirm that mass transportation systems are indeed able to develop effective ways to communicate problems.

Over 50% of "blue collar" homes were in the 11 books or more category, suggesting that children whose families value books – regardless of income – are indeed able to benefit more from school.