Sentence examples for was indeed defined from inspiring English sources

The Daily Mail's headline featured a quote from a Twitter user: "It's like buying a Ferrari and keeping it in the garage!" and seemed to conflate the tweeted opinions with implicit confirmation that Reid's value was indeed defined by her figure: "Viewers were quick to point out that the presenter's best assets were not being utilised by the show's bosses".

In puzzle-solving, current theory is accepted, and the puzzle is indeed defined in its terms.

While there are indeed defined protagonists in each film Pai in Whale Rider and Hushpuppy in Beasts their actions takes place within critical frames of place, culture and broader community.

But a more detailed look at which programs were named by Democrats and by Republicans suggests that for many, waste is indeed defined as "money spent on some government program I don't like".

If he is indeed defining the course and strategy of the uprising, the possibility that his personal intentions will fall short of the more radical calls from many of his supporters becomes problematic (for him).

"Third wave" was indeed intended to define a new generation – it was coined by Rebecca Walker, Alice Walker's daughter – in 1992.

A Golgi marker was indeed used to define the cis-Golgi in Figure 2f.

Analysis of the anchoring of porcine BES on the human genome highlighted also additional results: 1) It was indeed possible to define the position of the 3 synteny breakpoints.

Cell imaging is clear and of very good quality: the MOS seems to provide at least as high quality images as the AOS; the contour is indeed more defined all along the cell membrane (Fig. 4 ).

The work by Rocheteau et al. also raises the question whether the Pax7 high cells distributing their strands in an asymmetric manner are indeed a defined population or whether the satellite cell pool is in a state of flux with a higher probability for asymmetric division in the least differentiated cells.

In the study by Soto et al catch-up growth in SGA infants was similarly defined and was indeed associated with increased fasting insulin at one year of age in SGA infants [14].