Sentence examples for entirely indebted from inspiring English sources
That comes from a rhythm-guitar line entirely indebted to Nile Rodgers, all clipped and chopped economy.
As the internet has kicked dance music's often faceless, single-driven existence into overdrive and web-based trends become more and more banal, lo-fi house, as it exists now, offers an interesting logical endpoint the first "genre" almost entirely indebted to the platform on which it was disseminated.
Its opening section is entirely too indebted to William Forsythe's dazzlingly severe ballet "In the middle, somewhat elevated".
Are consumers really all that indebted?
We are all eternally indebted to the example of Nelson Mandela.
The Americans are completely over-indebted.
We are indebted to all of you.
With the electric-guitarist Roger Kleier and the percussionist Ches Smith, Ms. Gosfield closed with "EWA7," an explosive extended work indebted to Varèse and Pink Floyd yet entirely her own in terms of originality and audacity.
An entirely different moral was drawn by Reichenbach (1938) and thinkers indebted to his probabilistic conception of meaning and his probabilistic version of verificationism, which escaped the criticisms surveyed above by vagaries of its own.
The tragicomedy that is the Los Angeles Dodgers intensified yesterday as one of US sport's most famous franchises filed for bankruptcy – a last ploy by its heavily indebted owner to keep the team from being taken over entirely by Major League Baseball.
