Sentence examples for was indeed correct from inspiring English sources

Publicity material asserting that Mr. Bronson had been a B-29 gunner in World War II, called into doubt by the article, was indeed correct.

In a later e-mail, the FlightScope inventor Henri Johnson said that the service speed displayed in Busan was indeed correct.

When Roy S. Moore decided that he had the right to shove his personal beliefs down other people's throats, the honorable Court of the Judiciary was, indeed, correct to respond.

The acting United States attorney, David M. Gaouette, said in a statement that ruling "reaffirms what the government has believed from the beginning, that the jury verdict finding Mr. Nacchio guilty was indeed correct".

"And if I'm going to provide advice and given that my initial advice was of course based on a hunch which has been completely vindicated by events, completely vindicated by events, but I wanted later on to check whether that hunch was indeed correct".

But now two new reports have reopened the question of whether Mr. Bush was indeed correct when, on Jan . 28 , 2003he told the nation and the world, "The British government has learned that Saddam Hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa".

The administered dose (FDG activity) was indeed corrected for body weight.

I have very little reason to doubt that the consensus is indeed correct".

After the PlayStation Meeting event, Sony distributed a press release that showed the leaked specs were indeed correct.

Here, JP Morgan's comment that the agreement does not have a material adverse change clause is indeed correct.

Protesters are indeed correct to view the law enforcement they encounter at Occupy with a critical eye.