Sentence examples for was indeed excellent from inspiring English sources

In Berlin, it was the job of Dr Otto Ranke, the director of the Institute for General and Defence Physiology, to protect the Wehrmacht's "animated machines" – ie its soldiers – from wear, and after conducting some tests he concluded that Pervitin was indeed excellent medicine for exhausted soldiers.

In France, Laurent Fabius, a Socialist advocate of non, argues that the single market was indeed excellent when it was first agreed but adds that the context has been changed by the enlargement of the EU (which he supported) to include countries much poorer than France, such as Poland or Slovakia.

Boyle's memory was indeed excellent.

Modern democracies should do more to encourage voting, especially in the United States where voter turnout is dismal.Andy Germak Executive director Mental Health Association of Morris County Mountain Lakes, New JerseyNo BASIS* SIR – Arizona's BASIS schools are indeed excellent ("Desert excellence", October 31st).

It is indeed excellent news that the governor is so confident.

Downey Jr and Foxx are indeed excellent, but their high-voltage star presence alongside the real-life homeless inevitably feels a touch patronising.

The martinis (including the house specialty, the Martinez, made with Old Tom gin, recreated from an early 18th-century recipe) are indeed excellent at this elegantly furnished watering hole, with its lacquered mahogany walls and Dale Chihuly-like glass installations.

Martin Pilgrim Canterbury Sean Ingle's article (Sport, 13 July) on the decline in cricket viewing figures on Sky makes many good points: its coverage is indeed excellent, which a terrestrial broadcaster would struggle to match in its breadth.

I've met Garrel and he is indeed excellent company, but that's beside the point; it's more important to consider the artistic differences between the three filmmakers (all of whom are among the best of the last half-century), whom Kehr is right to consider similar in their attempts to film personal stories in realistic ways.

2,000 Orb Installation Dances Its Way Into Versailles Gardens.

Author response: Dennett's metaphor of the Roman arch is, indeed, excellent and might be relevant, even if not directly, because, here, we are talking more of stepwise displacement than selective elimination, and do not really postulate an initial state that was more complex than the final one.