Sentence examples for as beholden from inspiring English sources

But as she told a master class at the Royal Society of Literature a couple of years ago, she's as beholden as anyone to the accurate detail.

Let us vow never again to be as beholden as we are today to two people in Washington whose primary interest is not where we live.

Meanwhile, North Korea is as beholden as ever to China, it's Communist big brother, a nation to whom it looks for economic, political and moral leadership.

Nothing as simple, or as beholden to others, as that.

Following the White House's lead, Democratic strategists are portraying conservative justices as beholden to business interests.

His commercials have tagged his competitors as beholden to Indian campaign contributions.

That message is this: no university should ever be as beholden to its football program as Penn State was.

His claims were derided by political rivals who denounced the lawmakers as beholden to the nation's lenders.

In the 1930s some French fascist organizations even rejected the label "fascist," lest they be perceived as beholden to Germany.

But its violence was directed at the Afghan government, which is seen as beholden to the United States.

On Tuesday, Mr. Gupta's defense team tried to discredit his testimony by depicting him as beholden to prosecutors.