Sentence examples for so indebted from inspiring English sources

And so, indebted and dependent on foreign aid, Kyrgyzstan remains mired in corruption.

He would cry and shake, anxious under his own pressure, feeling so indebted to produce for his teammates, his buddies.

Whereas Irish ten-year bond yields are below 4%, Portuguese yields are above 6.5%—too high for so indebted a country.

Too bad, though, that their music sounded so indebted to Hollywood or Eurovision: East Asian sounds and melodies all arrived as if through a Western filter.

I'm not so indebted to the talented Mr. Sokolov, however, that I won't point out that his new memoir is about as soulful as a microwaved burrito.

"And the prospects then feel so indebted to the agents that the prospects feel that they cannot leave the agent for another".

It was notable for surviving the crisis, but no bank that is so heavily indebted can be considered truly safe.

A few passages are so obviously indebted to famous Romantic concertos that one suspects Price of putting us on.

I had never used broad bean tops before, so am indebted to Alys for introducing me to them.

Where, for instance, would they be without David de Gea – and when was the last time this club were so heavily indebted to a goalkeeper?

This time around the world economy can not be turned around by a single political and economic hegemon, particularly one which is itself so heavily indebted.