Sentence examples for or owing from inspiring English sources

I didn't want to feel like I had to make this film in reverence of her, or owing her".

Some left his employ feeling he had ripped off their ideas, not credited them fully for their work, or owing them money.

He said 50 children had been "safeguarded", in some cases because their parents or guardians had been stopped from taking them to Isis-controlled territory in Syria, or owing to other concerns about them being radicalised.

In each case, Oliver, grinning, but with serious, almost desperate purpose, argued that these were subjects that Americans, either out of ignorance or owing to an aversion to facing hard truths, were talking and thinking much too little about.

You will see one of two shows in the big Finish Fetish room at Zwirner, depending on whether it is illuminated only through the gallery's skylights or, owing to wintry dimness, the halogens are switched on.

DSG stands for Dixons Store Group, but in June 2010 the company, belatedly realising that no one in the world was aware of this, decided to change back to Dixons dub Avoid such tabloidese as "he has been dubbed the nation's leading expert on style" (even if true) duct tape not duck tape due to or owing to?

Mint allows him to see exactly how much he has (or owes) in total.

(The exchange of money won or owed was still handled in person).

The Pythagoreans convinced themselves that all things are, or owe their relationships to, numbers.

You have to stick by your friends even if they moan, bore you or owe you something".

But borrowers cannot be underwater, or owe more on a current mortgage than the property is worth.