Sentence examples for which indeed are from inspiring English sources
Bounded on both east and west by meridional or gently arcuate fault scarps, which developed initially in the Early Paleozoic but which have suffered recurrent movements since (and which indeed are still active), the ranges are surmounted in many areas by the remnants of a lateritic plain.
Telecommunication developments are leading to original and new fibre designs which indeed are being used in a huge variety of fields.
The appropriate solutions of Equation 47 are given in terms of what called ordinary Mathieu functions which, indeed, are periodic in time t with period π and 2π.
And that's why when you asked me about the politics, I said I find it astounding that none of the people running for US President have brought up the question of urbanization, and cities -- which, indeed, are our future.
However, the structural information on these huge assemblies, which indeed are the functional entities, is very sparse.
This avoids the false detection of apparently big particles, which, indeed, are small aggregates of a few smaller particles.
Which, indeed, was how he usually was in person.
Which, indeed, was how he usually was in person, to the surprise of many.
He preferred playing music, which, indeed, was the reigning passion of the entire family.
From time to time there is even talk of secession, which indeed is what nearby Anguilla did in 1967.
