Sentence examples for was indeed based from inspiring English sources

Miss Penluna was indeed based upon a real person.

And now Chilcot agrees that the war was indeed based on "flawed intelligence and assessments" that were not "challenged, and they should have been".

Still, based upon readings at the time on teaching persona, I did deliberately fashion one for the class, and it was indeed based upon a specific professor I'd had in college, which is not to say that it wasn't also me.

The flag 'shared between major eukaryotic kingdoms' was indeed based on the occurrence in plants as well as animals.

This is an important point, and our original statement about the identity of the protease- protected band in Figure 1D was indeed based on an educated guess.

The original design of the specific synthetic Ras inhibitor, S- trans-trans farnesylthiosalicylic acid (FTS; salirasib), was indeed based on that assumption.

This confirms that the Scots word golf is indeed based on kolve or kolf.

Staines is much derided by the Westminster press lobby and many of his stories are, indeed, based on hearsay.

This six-man posse is indeed based in parts west of New York, but not in sagebrush country.

A little post-screening research shows that the two westerners are, indeed, based on real people, even if the yakruna plant is fiction.

That is, when is a theory sufficiently well developed that its categorization scheme is indeed based not on coincidences but on causal links between circumstances, action, and results?