Sentence examples for was indeed filled from inspiring English sources

The Copa, played in seven cities, was indeed filled with lasting images.

And the show was indeed filled with wireless products, many of them based on the 802.11b standard, which is the dominant standard for wireless networking that allows an 11-Mbps connection.

Brussels is indeed filled with second-rate and superannuated politicians whose doings go unnoticed back home.

The hills of central Mexico, outside the city of Puebla, are indeed filled with potential wealth but of a rather less glamorous sort.

Maybe the Bay Area is indeed filled with what a twitter response to the piece called the "crunchy mom mafia," and maybe not.

"What I learned was how to tell a story without words," he said, and his films are indeed filled with extended, quiet master shots in which actions are as meaningful as anything anyone says.

The town is indeed filled with well-maintained, colorfully-painted buildings and the locals are friendly and eager to tell you about their town.

"Music, like football, is in every Senegalese's heart" the legendary musician, Youssou N'Dour tells me, and in Dakar the air is indeed filled with music.

In BDLP, the equivalent trimeric arrangement and hydrophobic groove that is formed is indeed filled by the GED and results in the four-helix bundle that comprises the neck.

Nevertheless, the increasing attention paid at international level to the Energy ADE is a proof that it is indeed filling a gap and responding to specific needs when it comes to urban energy modelling.

Men respondents were keen to admit that MHAs were indeed filling important gaps related to access to facility-based care for women and children.