Sentence examples for very much indebted from inspiring English sources
"Western art is very much indebted to Christian imagery and by extension, I am very much indebted to Christian imagery".
So I am very much indebted to Yale for taking this brave step.
"Playing the Part" is very much indebted to the autobiographical films of Ross McElwee, who is given a special thanks.
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".
And "Las Acacias," directed by Pablo Giorgelli, is a quiet, entrancing, relentlessly linear Argentine road movie very much indebted to Lisandro Alonso, whose films "Los Muertos" and "Liverpool" are among the definitive Argentine road movies of our time.
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.
Despite the chronological timeline, reams of plot and a dizzying cast of characters, "The Family Orchard" is very much a postmodern novel, heavily indebted to the fabulist, phantasmagorical fiction of I. B. Singer and David Grossman and the esoteric, now fashionable, legends and stories of the cabala.
China is the world's major exporter, and averting economic collapse in the indebted importing countries of Europe will be very much in China's interest.
Mental Acts was much indebted to Wittgenstein.
