Sentence examples for while there are indeed from inspiring English sources

While there are indeed "more than 3,500 peacekeepers in Haiti," the total number is about 11,000.

But while there are indeed transgressions grave enough to sink a friendship, for now at least this isn't one of them.

While there are indeed empty units in Liverpool, as there in most of the UK's cities and towns, the destruction of the older retail areas hasn't happened and the critical mass of the transformative development shoved the city back into the big league of UK retail centres, from 14th to 5th place in three years.

While there are indeed elements of sorcery in some of his unorthodox staging choices (sense of smell is key to a climactic scene in "Our Town"), he is also tenaciously invested in the ditch-digging necessary to limn a character's psyche.

He says that while there are indeed other important issues, the revelations that phone hacking was used to gather private information about not just celebrities and politicians but also "about the lives of others who never sought the public eye," makes it vital to discuss the misconduct fully and put a stop to it.

While there are indeed many groups and countries around the world with horrendous records on women's rights, it really has no bearing on domestic politics.

For a while there was indeed a Beth, Joanna tells us, but it was a painted turtle and died, the way such pets do, by crawling under the radiator.

Gelb was always "very vocal" that while there is indeed rising antisemitism around the world, the opera was not antisemitic.

So while there is indeed a "renaissance" taking place in Detroit, most city residents are detached from it.

While there is indeed some stinky football being played by a number of teams, there are actually fewer struggling teams at this point in the season than five years ago.

While there were indeed 2,869 letters from America, they were not broadcast every week since their inception, nor did all of them come from the United States.