Sentence examples for was indeed shared from inspiring English sources

Polybius was right: power in Rome was indeed shared among the people, the aristocracy (embodied in the Senate), and the consuls the executive officers of the republic who had replaced the kings.

By all accounts, this one nurse's disquiet is indeed shared by many of his colleagues.

Roughly half of the human genome is shared with our insect cousin, and, as that number might suggest, many core aspects of biology are indeed shared between humans and fruit flies.

Objectively reviewing the evidence, one notices that Obama's middle name is indeed shared by a recently deposed Iraqi dictator, and the president's first and last name contain superfluous multisyllables.

These are indeed shared by multiple users as well as dynamically reallocated per demand.

The philosophical terms Tao and De are indeed shared by both Taoism and Confucianism, and Laozi is traditionally held to have been a teacher of Confucius.

If the bilingual individual's semantic system is indeed shared by both languages, this raises a question: is there a spread of activation between the semantic system and the lexical system regardless of the language programmed for response?

Diversity of languages and cultural backgrounds is, indeed, shared by today's and tomorrow's Member States of the European Union.

The Shimodara Hasegawa (SH) test allows for such comparison using a likelihood ratio test and enables us to show whether two proteins are indeed sharing strong phylogenetic signal.

I think this belief is indeed "widely shared by folks who aren't liberals".

Tears in the stands at Selhurst Park when Liverpool let a three-goal lead slip to Crystal Palace during their title run in were indeed only shared by one man on the turf - Suarez.