Sentence examples for certainly beholden from inspiring English sources

Guitars ripple throughout, some of which are certainly Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood; any that are not are certainly beholden to him.

You and your spouse (if you're married) and your children (if you're a parent) are certainly beholden in part to other entities, like companies, cities, states and countries, but you also enjoy a great deal of sovereignty.

"The City corporation is certainly not beholden to the interests of any single firm – be it a property developer, a law firm or a bank," he stated.

The City Corporation is certainly not beholden to the interests of any single firm – be it a property developer, a law firm or a bank.

Again, the FT has not signed up to Ipso and it is certainly not beholden to papers such as the Daily Mail, Daily Telegraph and the Sun that have led the fray against section 40.

If Mr. Leung were ousted, Beijing would almost certainly install someone equally beholden to the party and equally illegitimate in the eyes of many in Hong Kong.

Certainly, our memories are more beholden to imagination than we'd like to think — the pioneering memory researcher Elizabeth Loftus has spent a career showing how easily one can implant false memories in subjects through guided mental imagery of made-up events, for example.

Mr. Nader's other main complaint is that Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush are equally beholden to the special interests, and certainly the candidates and their parties have parallel histories in regard to seeking corporate contributions.

their employer chooses, or to switch jobs (which is certainly not as easy as switching brands of toothpaste) and be beholden to the H.M.O.

Stopping developers from unlocking the iPhone certainly isn't helping Apple any, though in that case, the company is at least beholden by contract to AT&T (in the U.S.) to fight interoperability.

It is certainly a dream, for those of us who have been waiting, longer than my adult life, for a government beholden only to the people, rather than to the City or the owners of newspapers.