Sentence examples for something owed from inspiring English sources

Debt, Something owed.

For Ray, reimagining the world was a responsibility, something owed to our children's children, a gift to a future that is begging for selflessness and vision.

He argued that rising tuition means a college education is increasingly understood as an investment, and a letter of recommendation as something owed to a student as a consumer.

The Catechism states, "A child is not something owed to one, but is a gift ... 'the supreme gift of marriage.

Because this "passion" is so compelling, people believe it to be a birthright, something owed to them.

That's not good for that child's development". Allers said she has received criticism from some fellow single mothers who can't understand how she could forgive something owed to her.

The average twenty-something owes $45,000 on average.

"In taking delivery," Heclo writes, "institutionalists see themselves as debtors who owe something, not creditors to whom something is owed".

Is there something we owed to this place?

"It could have been from an insurance settlement or something else owed to them," the former official said.

It's something I owe.