Sentence examples for was indeed mentioned from inspiring English sources

(Cher was indeed mentioned by associates, Mr. Lapine said, but he never took the idea seriously).

In the initial PROSPERO protocol, the Cochrane database was indeed mentioned as fourth database.

Also from the researcher's own experience as a college English teacher, punctuation had only been treated as trivia, if it was indeed mentioned, in the evaluation criteria of English writings of college students in assessment practices.

Many observers believed the announcement had a political basis, and Field Marshal al Sisi was indeed mentioned at the press conference.

She is indeed mentioned in at least two cables from the US embassy in Lisbon.

When I checked later, I found that Kasos is indeed mentioned in the Iliad (Book II), in Homer's famous "catalogue of ships".

And when the big announcement came this week, in director general Tony Hall's presentation detailing "the biggest arts push for a generation", literary initiatives were indeed mentioned, but on inspection they don't amount to much that's new.

This is deployed less as a reference to the post-2008 financrisisrisis (though this is indeed mentioned by some), and more as a broader reference to the Italian structural crisis of a blocked future for young highly educated Italians in a society seen as hierarchical and corrupt, especially in the South of Italy.

In two thirds of 1050 IE tasks (21 information element slots for 50 articles), the system provided a fully correct solution, i.e., it identified a sentence with the target information as its top-scored solution and extracted the correct textual fragments to fill in the element slots, or it reported the absence of the solution if an information element was indeed not mentioned in the publication.

Moorey was unconvinced the artifact was indeed a vase, mentioning that Selimkhanov, after his analysis of the Tello object (published in 1975), "attempted to relate the metal to Transcaucasian natural antimony" (i.e. native metal) and that "the antimony objects from Transcaucasia are all small personal ornaments".

ABIGAIL SANTAMARIA New York There is indeed, as mentioned by Cathleen Schine, a musical play about Madeleine Stern and her lifelong partnership with Leona Rostenberg ("Literary Life").