Sentence examples for not indebted from inspiring English sources

"You're not indebted," he says.

I am not indebted to anyone.

When will a German photographer do something interesting that is not indebted to the catalog aesthetic of Bernd and Hilla Becher?

True, the organization's figure would seem to lump indebted American doctors and former Presidents with less fortunate indebted people and poor, but not indebted, people in the developing world.

Some were deemed "too rich" (as was the case with Jamaica and El Salvador), others not indebted enough (Bangladesh), and some – such as Nepal – were simply unwilling to follow free-market policies prescribed by the IMF and World Bank.

(There are many books that I admire but to which I am not indebted, or for which I feel little affection. That kind of admiration, in my experience, does not create bonds of influence: it is not personal enough).

There cannot be a subsequent movie portrayal of London's underworld (or at least, not one worth sitting through) that isn't indebted to Night and the City.

Trump often talks about how he is running a self-funded campaign and that he isn't indebted to Wall Street or any special interests.

In a valiant effort to prove that my cock wasn't indebted to images of manufactured sexual abandon, I had decided to give up pornography altogether to show that I could still beat off like a 15-year-old who just discovered what happens on Cinemax after midnight.

Japan's biggest companies are not greatly indebted.

Hippies is not only indebted to Dad's Army, of course.