Sentence examples for great debts from inspiring English sources

The bodies are often muscular, which shows Blake's great debts to the example of Michelangelo.

His extravagant behaviour, great debts, and open liaison with Henrietta, wife of Sir Francis Sykes (the prototype of the heroine in his novel Henrietta Temple [1837]), all gave him a dubious reputation.

The oligarchs are multimillionaires, the lot of them, though they have incurred great debts to the original power tycoons surrounding the Kremlin in Moscow, to whom they have been selling the country's gold mines and electricity plants.

The United States and Europe ran up great debts in the years of plenty, living well and promising to pay later, even as they made expansive promises to aging populations.

"It's absolutely true that, when you face a big budget deficit and great debts and all that Angela Eagle's party left us, you have to take some difficult decisions.

Though Stein and Rehberg later fell out, Stein always acknowledged his great debts to Rehberg.[9] Rehberg was born in 1757 into a middle class Protestant family.

We owe minstrelsy a great debt.

We owe him a great debt, haha.

My great debt is to American musicals.

We owe them a great debt".

"This university owes a great debt of gratitude to Steve.