Sentence examples for were not indeed from inspiring English sources

There was nothing new, no insight, but lots of 'reportage' — Oh, gosh, wow, look, golly ooo — as if Africa and Africans were not part of the conversation, were not indeed living in England across the road from the Granta office.

The history of mammalian genetics is replete with examples of alleles thought to be null that were not indeed null – this is a critical point.

So, the question is not indeed if literature should be political.

If those grapes are not indeed sweet and juicy, they'll go straight back to Tesco.

It is not, indeed, prepared to engage in debate at any price.

It is not indeed without reason that the Moghuls call Kachemire the terrestrial paradise of the Indies".

"There is not, indeed, a private giving culture in Portugal," wrote Marta Luz, an administrator at the university, by e-mail.

As Professor Evans writes, Holocaust denial "is not, indeed, an interpretation at all, but an attempt to make a statement, or series of statements, about historical fact".

He is not, indeed, a fellow at all, but a woman who has lived most of her life disguised as a man.

And the physical descriptions are not (indeed, cannot be) specifiable in precise and uniquely identifying spatial and temporal terms.

However, these algorithms may classify some nodes as critical while they are not indeed critical in a network-wide view.