Sentence examples for equally indebted from inspiring English sources
Tragedy was equally indebted to Greece, although it acquired Roman settings and characters.
And in terms of influence they were of course equally indebted to James Brown.
He readily identified Magritte as an influence, but in his deadpan humor he was equally indebted to Buster Keaton.
One of the most promising dancehall debuts of the last few years, "Gangsta" showcases a bulbous, throbbing voice equally indebted to war cries and devotional singing.
Equally indebted to actors and script, the film centers on Frank Charlie Hunnamm), a reclusive writer whose incorrigible brother, Bruce Chris O'Dowdd) — an aspiring filmmaker once dedicated to posting humiliating videos of Frank on YouTube — is now clean and sober.
But her virtuosic creations are equally indebted to the explosive energy of Bernini's Baroque masterpiece "The Ecstasy of St. Teresa," a marble statue that seems to ripple with movement.
One of the Romanian writers to claim inspiration from Tzara was Jacques G. Costin, who nevertheless offered an equally good reception to both Dadaism and Futurism, while Ilarie Voronca's Zodiac cycle, first published in France, is traditionally seen as indebted to The Approximate Man.
Equally, we are indebted to those hundreds of seismologists in Russia who meticulously ran seismic networks and produced seismic bulletins in the regions with harsh weather conditions in Kamchatka, Sakhalin, Magadan, Yakutsk, Irkutsk, Novosibirsk and other places.
But E.U. officials acknowledge that sanctions also remained a dead letter because impounding a chunk of a heavily indebted struggling country's G.D.P. would make no economic sense — an objection that appears equally valid for the new proposals.
"You're not indebted," he says.
