Sentence examples for he feels indebted from inspiring English sources

He feels indebted to QPR, who offered him a fresh start after he fell out of favour at Internazionale.

After dinner, Alex and Robert walk home, and Robert talks of how he feels indebted to his father, who worked so hard to make him rich.

He feels indebted to his parents and tries to fulfill all their wishes.

As a photographer he felt indebted to the great films he saw as a youth.

He said he felt indebted to all of the stubborn volunteers who had helped him save his home.

Iran had given him shelter when he escaped Saddam Hussain's brutal regime and he felt indebted to the country which had protected him.

"My brother had told me, 'You need to let him go.' " Lisa said she feels indebted to the people running the N.Y.U.

Tracy K. Smith, who won the Pulitzer Prize last year for her poetry collection "Life on Mars," said she feels indebted to Plath for the "framework of her poetry," her balance of "extreme urgency of emotion with lyric precision and forms".

Rebecca John, a supreme court lawyer whose work includes cases involving human rights violations, said she felt indebted to Saxena for introducing a note of compassion and civility into what she called the "toxic atmosphere of hatemongering" in India.

The abused feels indebted to the abuser.

Another is that Mr Cameron himself feels indebted.