Sentence examples for was indeed of from inspiring English sources

When Brando said what he himself had to say, it was indeed of a unique value.

The Paris prosecutor's office said Tuesday that the inquiry had established with moderate certainty — based on witness testimony and voice analysis — that the recording was indeed of Mr. Cahuzac, and that a formal investigation would be opened.

I'd never seen or heard of the site myself so it was news to me, but yes, the thumbnail picture I was shown by the head of human resources was indeed of me.

Yet in 2000, using that incident, at the age of 85 Bellow published one of his most observant, incisive and faithful portraits, but in this case, it was indeed of a colleague who had since passed on.

The theory was indeed of great significance, for it not only united the phenomena of electricity, magnetism, and light in a unified framework but also was a fundamental revision of the then-accepted Newtonian way of thinking about the forces in the physical universe.

In 1973, Norman Mailer wrote about Brando that "Sometimes he seemed the only player alive who knew how to suggest that he was about to say something more valuable than what he did say". When Brando said what he himself had to say, it was indeed of a unique value.

Millikan proved that this radiation is indeed of extraterrestrial origin, and he named it "cosmic rays".

We argue that delineated networks are indeed of better quality than the networks manually mapped from images.

But this pitch only works to the extent that the paid-for item is indeed of high quality.

Henry Kissinger: This is indeed of big concern.

And this is where the memoir is indeed of interest.