Sentence examples for strongly indebted to from inspiring English sources
Even in the songs that seem to owe something to the Gospels ("Trouble Will Soon Be Over," for example, which seems strongly indebted to Matthew with its plea "I'll take this yoke upon me and live a Christian life / Take Jesus for my savior, my burden will be light"), O'Connor hears something more apocalyptic.
1225) in the Cathedral of Freiburg im Breisgau, shows a marked affinity with the slightly earlier enamel and metalwork produced by Nicholas of Verdun and his circle (active 12th 13th century), while the remains of a group of windows (c. 1230) made for the Franciscan church at Erfurt constitute a particular group strongly indebted to Byzantine models.
Furthermore, if Plato felt strongly indebted to Socrates for many of his philosophical techniques and ideas, that would give him further reason for assigning a dominant role to him in many of his works.
The book contains hints of Andrade's growing sense of a distinctive Brazilian identity, but it does so within the context of a poetry that (like most Brazilian poetry of the period) is strongly indebted to earlier European particularly French literature.
Heidegger's basic work, Sein und Zeit (1927; Being and Time), which was dedicated to Husserl, strongly acknowledged that its author was indebted to phenomenology.
Ireland is heavily indebted to Germany and Britain.
"And I was always indebted to him".
"We shall be deeply indebted to you".
I am not indebted to anyone.
