Sentence examples for one is indebted from inspiring English sources

It is possible that in future his aim will be realised not by the public police but by the private security business.More on private security can be found in the following books and articles, to which this one is indebted: "Private Policing", by Clifford Shearing and Philip Stenning.

It is genuinely interested in the story and ushers in Ti West as a promising director, one who is indebted to the likes of Andrzej Zulawski's Possession and Roman Polanski's Rosemary's Baby, Repulsion and The Tenant.

As an illustration, an addicted borrower could be defined as one who is indebted more than 30 days out of 90.

There is the whale, for one".The Sport of Kings" is indebted to "Moby-Dick," and shares many of its obsessions: with origins, identity, class, status, work, the problem of evil, and the special dispensation, if any, of America.

And if a legislator is indebted to one of them for campaign cash, or access to a private plane, he is indebted to all of them.

One can be indebted forever especially if the favour granted is incommensurable (e.g. saving one's life).

Impressed by Scotus' dictum, 'Deus nullius est debitor' (God is indebted to no one), Ockham extends the power of God to reformulate all moral laws.

Ben is indebted to the Force.

(Here again he is indebted to Herder).

EIL is indebted to CONACyT (Mexico) for a PhD fellowship.

FAC is indebted to CONACYT for a PhD fellowship (190577).