Sentence examples for will be indeed from inspiring English sources
It will now be for the Greek people to take a fully informed decision on the alternatives, having in mind that this will be indeed an historic election.
It is not clear who the buyers will be (indeed, officials have yet to decide how to sell Urenco and Royal Mail).
Everything from coastal geography and weather patterns to the global tableau of arable land, such that we've come to know and rely on them, will be — indeed, already are — in flux, and we had best start planning.
He writes: "The issues which will be (indeed already are being) brought before us in relating to marriage, family, human sexuality; and, even more critically, the uniqueness and sufficiency of Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord.
The designed controller will be indeed adaptive; it will estimate the (unknown) value of the parameter, determining the performance function, and accordingly it will issue a command to the system in order to drive it to an output value that extremize the performance function.
It will be indeed desirable if one could combine the two techniques and obtain the complete results, which will be left for future research.
Actually, they're Ideas.' Likewise Dennett: 'My view is that free will is indeed real; it just isn't quite what you probably thought it was'".
On the ultimate level of evaluation, free will is indeed incoherent.
Self-esteem, a sense of personal responsibility, and a strong will are, indeed, building blocks to success and fulfillment.
What will your verse be?" Indeed, what will your verse be?
To get so close and to end so far away will be chastening indeed.
