Sentence examples for was indeed adapted from inspiring English sources

One of Bergman's films was indeed adapted as a Broadway musical; it is not the case that no Bergman films were adapted.

Yes, and series was indeed adapted by Julian Fellowes, who wrote Downton.

And I tried to preserve some semblance of professional integrity by confining myself primarily to the question of how certain American musicals were, indeed, adapted from previous works of fiction or plays.

This parameter is indeed more adapted when the global test is significant but the local tests show a mixed trend.

The Mediterranean plants are indeed well adapted to cope with the hot and dry conditions during the flowering period (Petanidou 2007).

Its limbs seem to have evolved into paddles, suggesting it was indeed aquatic, but its toe bones look adapted for walking, as they resemble those in hoofed animals.

Most sadly, what we are proving over the last few decades since Earth Day 1970 is that we are indeed unable to adapt in time.

New heroes are emerging, however, who are breaking new ground, and demonstrating that it is indeed possible to adapt successfully to challenging times.

However, recovery of function from anoxia is indeed faster in the adapted population [ 14], and adapted flies were observed to have more activity in 4% oxygen than controls, though physical activities such as flight have not been quantified.

We show that such an adapted system is indeed robust to other novel conditions, with a marked reduction in equal error rates for a variety of databases with additive and convolutive noise distortions.

Conserving natural ecosystems to help mitigate and adapt to climate change is indeed an urgent necessity.