Sentence examples for acknowledged debt from inspiring English sources

The postmodern, pluralist era owes a huge, insufficiently acknowledged debt to the Whole Earth Catalog.

Well-paid Americans owe an enormous, if rarely acknowledged, debt to the social investments that supported their success.

Sweden, in particular, always held him in high esteem, partly because of his publicly acknowledged debt to the influence of the Swedish playwright August Strindberg, whose tragic themes often echo in O'Neill's plays.

Visitors to the Royal Academy's 2008 exhibition featuring the bleak, haunting, minimalist interiors of the Danish painter Vilhelm Hammershøi (1864-1916), about whom Michael Palin made an admiring documentary, will recognise affinities and note Dreyer's acknowledged debt.

It had a clear and acknowledged debt to the paintings and architecture of Russian constructivism but was also very much her own, and it opened up the formal repertoire of building in ways many other architects have been exploiting ever since.

Even such exponents of modern realism as Georg Brandes and Henrik Ibsen acknowledged debts of inspiration owed to Heiberg.

Doesn't that matter more?" The school seemed to acknowledge debt to Hurd, retweeting a comment from someone linking to her blog.

The show acknowledges debts to The Red Balloon and The Snowman, but it never reaches the heights of either.

By making the payment you acknowledged the debt and skipped past a step of asking for verification of the debt.

Obama acknowledged the debt.

Wiggins regularly acknowledged this debt.