Sentence examples for largely indebted to from inspiring English sources

Performances and marketing of "manic-depressive music" are largely indebted to her work.

Davey's artistic strategy is largely indebted to chance — she recommends you "fill yourself up with good things for later" — and so she shoots at random, flâneuse-like.

Largely indebted to the Annales school of history especially to Marc Bloch, whom Duby replaced as the leading medievalist of the movement the work remains a model for regional studies.

But Mr. Wasas would be the first to admit that the tropical liqueur's real success was largely indebted to its clever packaging -- the bottle is shaped like the famous Quito monument that marks the Equator.

I am largely indebted to my Ph.D. adviser, James J. Collins, for the insights and teachings that I've shared here.

And Ferguson was largely indebted to young keeper David de Gea, who has had his critics this season but made crucial saves to keep United in contention as they came under concerted pressure in the closing stages.

In the end, the U.S. investigation faulted the British Board of Trade, "to whose laxity of regulation and hasty inspection the world is largely indebted for this awful fatality".

Although details of the timing and manner of such a transmission are obscure because of the absence of explicit documentation, it seems that Western mathematics, while stemming largely from the Greeks, is considerably indebted to the older Mesopotamians.

They are a largely instrumental band, more than a little indebted to the bass-and-drums minimalism of New York's Liquid Liquid.

Although her reputation is largely based on "Monologues" — inspired by and heavily indebted to "The Vagina Monologues," which she once acted in — the work is all too predictable, in the way that "The Vagina Monologues" itself now seems dated.

These commentaries are largely dependent on the lectures of Proclus and thus indebted to Proclus' style of Iamblichean Neoplatonism.