Sentence examples for explicitly indebted from inspiring English sources

It was explicitly indebted to my favorite Aerosmith album, "Rocks," and it quickly became a mainstream hit.

(Chinen) DAPP THEORY (Friday) Previewing material from the new album "Layers of Chance" (ObliqSound), the keyboardist Andy Milne fashions a contemporary fusion explicitly indebted to hip-hop, with help from John Moon on vocals, Loren Stillman on saxophones, Chris Tordini on bass and Kenny Grohowski on drums.

Martin Buber's 1923 I and Thou was explicitly indebted to, and a response to, Cohen's Religion.

The notion of an ideal intervention in this account is explicitly indebted to and a proposed extension of Woodward's theory of causal relevance to the constitutive domain (see Craver 2007; see also Kaplan 2012).

If Apple heads down this path, it will be seeking its own distinctive evolution of Ive's design philosophy – a philosophy explicitly indebted to the great German designer Dieter Rams and his dictums, the most famous of which states that "good design is as little design as possible".

For these artists, Beyoncé's mastery of melismatic runs and roof-raising hollers may be a touchstone — Kelela explicitly cites Beyoncé as an inspiration — but they are more formally indebted to Aaliyah.

The first noticeable aspect of Kaddish is its style, which is so highly indebted to Thomas Bernhard's that the matter of plagiarism can be discounted – and the debt is explicitly acknowledged, anyway.

Or the Occupy movement, or the foreclosed homeowners movement, or the indebted students movement, or the unemployment movement, or pretty much any movement you can name that implicitly or explicitly acknowledges that there is a class war in this country, one that the wrong side is winning.

Paine acknowledged that he was indebted to his Quaker background for his skepticism, but the Quakers' esteem for plain speaking, a value expressed both explicitly and implicitly in The Age of Reason, influenced his writing even more.

We're indebted to him.

Britain is massively indebted.