Sentence examples for was indeed complete from inspiring English sources

My husband and I had already agreed that our family was indeed complete.

The devastation wrought by the looters is indeed complete: the books and sheet music lay scattered across the floor, the lamps and fans torn from the ceiling.

Mr Blair had said then what was required was "that the ceasefires are indeed complete and unequivocal: an end to bombings, killings and beatings, claimed or unclaimed; an end to targeting and procurement of weapons; progressive abandonment and dismantling of paramilitary structures actively directing and promoting violence".

Some recent commentators have attempted to show why Malebranche's enumeration is, indeed, complete or at least why he thinks it is (Connell 1967, 162; Nadler 1992, 138-140).

But is every formula that is valid on all transitive conversely well-founded frames also provable in GL? Unaware of the arithmetical significance of GL, K. Segerberg proved in 1971 that GL is indeed complete with respect to transitive conversely well-founded frames; D. de Jongh and S. Kripke independently proved this result as well.

The coaches who stayed employed at USC — if Helton's purge is indeed complete — say just as much about where the head coach lays the blame for the program's worst regular season since 2000 as the men who left.

However, a larger sample from each population is necessary to establish if lineage sorting is indeed complete for the nuclear markers, which theoretically should sort slower than mitochondrial counterparts.

This ambitious cohort included designs that were indeed completed, like the Waldorf-Astoria and the Empire State Building.

And most of the songs from those first sessions were indeed completed by a first or second take: Fourth Time Around, Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat and the record's two haunting and haunted masterpieces: Visions of Johanna and Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands.

Archaeologists have also identified three holes where missing stones would have stood on the outer sarsen circle - evidence, it is believed, that the circle was indeed once complete.

It turned out that there was indeed a bathroom, complete with tub and sink, although it was for viewing purposes only.