Sentence examples for method owes little from inspiring English sources

His method owes little to sociology or philosophy -- or, indeed, to any discipline but that of obsession.

Today's party owes little to Methodism, let alone Marx.

It owes little to past models.

Aesthetically, The Killing owes little to Dogme.

But this scandal owes little to domestic politicking.

For starters, China owes little to other countries.

The Obama administration owes little to the banks and hedge funds that embraced Mitt Romney's campaign.

The changed language of conservation owes little to the well-intentioned work of the CBD.

This narrowing owes little, it seems, to banks competing more vigorously for mortgage business.

The modern doctrine, however, owes little to these forbears.

Neeley's own brief chronology of Somerville's life and work owes little to Patterson, however.