Sentence examples for was indebted from inspiring English sources

Loos himself was indebted to the American idea.

Henin said that she was indebted to Williams, as is every woman on the tour.

Roman religion was indebted to the beliefs and practices of the Etruscans.

Once more he was indebted to Demichelis who clipped the ball off the line.

To Aristotle he was indebted primarily in matters of cosmology and ethics.

The country was indebted to a large conscripted army and needed a co-operative manufacturing workforce.

There has been much dispute over the extent to which Hus was indebted to Wycliffe for his theological beliefs.

The Belgium goalkeeper was indebted to Kolo Touré for blocking Chantôme's first-time shot towards an empty goal.

She was indebted to the bank, living on €360 (£303) a month, and had just received an eviction notice.

One great artist, Jackson Pollock, was indebted to the world of serial murder for his nickname: Jack the Dripper.

As a young South African seeking refuge from apartheid in the 1960s, I was indebted to two of them.