Sentence examples for were also beholden from inspiring English sources

The Japanese were also beholden to gauze masks as the swine flu spread panic around the country.

While many family-owned newspapers practiced exemplary journalism, many were also beholden to local advertisers like car dealers, supermarket chains and department stores.

In Lebanon, journalists were also beholden to politicians in a highly sectarian environment, which added to the lethal mix, Sadaka said.

Private publications are also beholden to the state, at least financially.

A state that is beholden to a small number of people is also beholden to that elite's sacred cows.

Yet Sullivan is also beholden to his own surrogate father, who has nurtured and protected him since childhood.

But the Social Democratic Party, Mr. Schröder's party, is also beholden to organized labor and most particularly to IG Metall, Germany's biggest union.

But while Mr. Karzai depends on that international support, he is also beholden to the many warlords who mustered votes, sometimes illegally, to secure his re-election.

I credit a host of incredible, curious and dedicated professors for much of my intellectual growth, but I am also beholden to my friends, peers and classmates for much of that growth.

The Jets are presumed to be eager for a return to play, but Chipman and Winnipeg are also beholden to Bettman, who facilitated the rapid relocation a year and a half ago.

But it is also beholden to "American Idol," a competition that has stirred the self-confidence and ambition of every teenager who warbles in the shower or gets a standing ovation at Karaoke Night.