Sentence examples for very indebted to from inspiring English sources

I'm very indebted to him".

Children's authors should be very indebted to her".

They're obviously very indebted to Blake, but they're also reminiscent of the covers of early science-fiction books".

"I'm very indebted to Donnie, but at the same time, I got to go forward and get the team to win.

The paintings of Marius Bercea, a Romanian artist, seem very indebted to Mr. Tuymans, particularly works like "Ethical Ideal Cabinet," from 2009, which suggests some kind of sinister goings-on at the voting station or party office, or the banal tourism of "Black Sea Tan," from 2009.

"We're very indebted to him.

India is not very indebted: at 55% of GDP, bank credit is far lower than in China, let alone rich countries.

"Western art is very much indebted to Christian imagery and by extension, I am very much indebted to Christian imagery".

The authors are very much indebted to Dr. Naoyuki Taniguchi for his constructive comments, which are very helpful for strengthening the presentation of this paper.

The film was going to happen, but they pushed it over the finish line to get a green light, so I'm very much indebted to everyone in Hall H last year".

But her work is also very much indebted to photography — not just to fine-art photographers like J. D. 'Okhai Ojeikere and Malick Sidibé but to the vernacular imagery of her home country.