Sentence examples for beholden that from inspiring English sources

Breezy Point is virtually never talked about as anything but working class, the summer haven of police officers, firefighters and civil servants, but it is a place to which its residents feel so beholden that there seems to be little impulse to leave once fortunes change.

So it's fun not to have to be beholden to that.

This renders blacks dependent on and beholden to that government and the Democratic Party.

"La Traviata," though composed after the heyday of the Bel Canto era, is still a work beholden to that tradition, a quality Mr. Crutchfield promises to bring out in his performance.

"They asked for legal information, but they're not beholden to that information".

"Some people want to make changes in their lives but can't because they're beholden to that level of income".

The Shas rank-and-file often send their children to Ashkenazi schools -- hence the problem raised in Immanuel, where Sephardi parents are fighting to have their children accepted as equals in the Ultra-Orthodox Ashkenazi Yeshiva -- and are often beholden to that leadership in religious affairs.

Mr. Bourne said Icann was too beholden to companies that sell and manage actual domain names on behalf of Web sites.

We pay with legislators beholden to those that can contribute instead of their constituents.

But others, as we shall see, are beholden to assumptions that are strikingly at odds with the secular worldview.

"I think I like the game because I like making cats happy, and I like feeling beholden to something that is easy to satisfy.