Sentence examples for plainly indebted from inspiring English sources
She's plainly indebted to her beloved Nicki Minaj (particularly on the monster "Dub Pon The Track") and though she lacks much of her wit, tracks such as "Grow Up" remind us that 18-year-old Lloyd is not yet the finished article.
There are some tracks — such as "Horse Fell Down the Well" or "Baby Pigs" — that feel plainly indebted to Tom Waits circa "Rain Dogs," or to Bob Dylan's talking blues, or to post-Velvet Underground Lou Reed, or to the blues singer Junior Kimbrough.
He tried to deduce, from careful study, what sold best, and concluded, "The history of all Magazines shows plainly that those which have attained celebrity were indebted for it to articles similar in nature — to Berenice".
Their music is indebted to Minneapolis drunk-punks the Replacements, the adoration of whom Alex wears as plainly as one of the pin badges adorning his jacket lapel.
"Plainly saying" entails not plainly saying.
"You're not indebted," he says.
