Sentence examples for remains indebted from inspiring English sources

Her style was, and remains, indebted to Chicago "imagism," a funky Surrealist movement of the nineteen-sixties.

Chesney says he remains indebted to Cannon because he was the first to teach him about the qualities that separate good songs from bad. "He's one of the guys in town who knows so much about the history of songwriting here," he says.

Puffy remains indebted to Arista until he sells enough albums to pay the $55 million.

Of course, that performance will draw the inevitable comparisons to Garland; although her own work speaks for itself, Luft insists she remains indebted to the Hollywood trail blazed by her mother.

Though not as overwhelming as Pornography the inclusion of "The Caterpillar" keeps it from being totally murky the record remains indebted to its predecessor while also shifting toward psychedelic influences that had previously gone untapped.

Consumers remain indebted, and the housing market remains depressed.

For now, it remains an indebted hodge-podge.

The firm remains heavily indebted and has been plagued by scandals.

Even after the share sale, Mr. Cheng said, PTT remains heavily indebted and faces potential problems at several subsidiaries.

Tokyo Disneyland makes money, but Euro Disney in Paris (of which it owns 39%) nearly went bankrupt and remains heavily indebted.

This new biography remains heavily indebted to these earlier works, as well as to Douglas Wilson's 1998 book "Honor's Voice: The Transformation of Abraham Lincoln".