Sentence examples for owing much from inspiring English sources
The Pyrates (1983) is a wild farce owing much to the stereotypes of old movies.
Tottenham's breakthrough had arrived in the 26th minute, the goal owing much to Steed Malbranque's determination and creative eye.
Bang raids the 60s to craft earnest tunes that talk of kings, empires and revolution, owing much to the Beatles and referencing Bertrand Russell.
Even the juxtaposition of Stravinsky's folkloristic Russian style, owing much to antique travelling theatre, with Ahmed Muktar's Iraqi music produces little genuine fusion.
In return, and owing much – ironically – to who his parents are, Hewitt-Birtles's future prospects are not likely to be hampered, nor would Release want them to be.
His cartoon animation (a detail from above) is a bleak, seven-scene saga owing much to Goya, with nods to the Chapman brothers and Leviticus.
Morgan owes much to Murdoch.
They owed much to Syriac liturgical poetry.
Hamas owes much to Israel's settlers.
and Louisville owe much to Schnellenberger.
