Sentence examples for she feels indebted from inspiring English sources

"My brother had told me, 'You need to let him go.' " Lisa said she feels indebted to the people running the N.Y.U.

(At 20, Leeds is now retired from the act, but Ms. Rosaire still takes him on the road with her because she feels indebted to him, and besides, she likes having him around).

Tracy K. Smith, who won the Pulitzer Prize last year for her poetry collection "Life on Mars," said she feels indebted to Plath for the "framework of her poetry," her balance of "extreme urgency of emotion with lyric precision and forms".

Mae did so, and though Annie insisted that she pulled no strings, Mae was sure Annie had, and she felt indebted beyond all measure.

She has a new circle of friends and said she wouldn't have survived without the immense support of her family As she prepares for the 10th anniversary of her friend's death, Ms Cargill said she felt indebted to her. 'What happened to Leah could have saved my life.

Ms. Ugarte, 49, like many of the customers she refers to as family, feels indebted to jai alai.

The abused feels indebted to the abuser.

Another is that Mr Cameron himself feels indebted.

Dibdin's Blood Rain (Faber) feels indebted in part to Lewis for its historical background.

He feels indebted to QPR, who offered him a fresh start after he fell out of favour at Internazionale.

After dinner, Alex and Robert walk home, and Robert talks of how he feels indebted to his father, who worked so hard to make him rich.