Sentence examples for openly indebted from inspiring English sources
Rubens was self-consciously and openly indebted to other artists.
It's a U.F.O.-alien abduction story with hints of time travel, set in the paranoiac early 1970s (images of Richard Nixon recur, including a bobblehead doll) and heavily, openly indebted to "The X-Files" — there's even an on-screen exhortation to "Discover the Truth".
Last resonates like a nightmarish repurposing of A-Ha's Take on Me, whereas the brilliant Sugar Fix sees Shaun shred with the fervour of a nu-metal fan to the sound of the Cocteau Twins, a band Tamaryn is openly indebted to.
The film is based on a series of comic books created by Frank Miller (credited as the film's codirector), which are in turn openly indebted to the works of Spillane and other pulp mystery authors.
The book is indebted to Giovanni's Room by James Baldwin and Balzac's Cousin Bette, something Schulman openly acknowledges in an afterword.
There is a long list of openly gay athletes who came out after playing, or who came out in other sports, and we are all indebted to them.
Britain is massively indebted.
"You're not indebted," he says.
Indebted sharecroppers faced limited options.
Some are heavily indebted, too.
