Sentence examples for Indebtedness to from inspiring English sources
(vi) Indebtedness to the United States.
Dr. Venter freely admitted his indebtedness to precedence.
John Dewey acknowledged his own great indebtedness to Mead's philosophy.
Nor could Baldwin ever acknowledge his own indebtedness to Stowe.
In the pastel, Munch's indebtedness to the Nabi movement of the 1890s is also evident.
Rahman's novel, astonishingly achieved for a first book, sometimes confesses its indebtedness to other novels.
German indebtedness to these investors had by 1929 reached nearly 15 billion marks.
In heat and dust the laborers reap little but mounting indebtedness to the harsh owners.
Still, the bitter campaigns leave impressions of judicial partisanship and indebtedness to campaign donors.
Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis, frequently acknowledged his indebtedness to Dostoyevsky's psychological insights.
(And note that the butt of the joke is America's indebtedness to China, not China itself).
