Sentence examples for were indebted from inspiring English sources

Many of the Gulf's governments were indebted and insecure.

Thousands more were indebted and impoverished at home.

Then Sri Lanka were indebted to Perera alongside a passive Jeevan Mendis.

They were indebted once more to the endless failings of their neighbours and rivals, Newcastle.

United were indebted to David de Gea at times but nobody could accuse them of plodding, sideways football.

Its quirky nonlinear lyrics were indebted to the language of the Nobel Prize-winning Caribbean poet Derek Walcott.

He used allegory to explain anthropomorphisms in the Bible and asserted that the Greek philosophers were indebted to Moses.

We were indebted to MSF and other humanitarian organisations for the compelling evidence on the scale of the crisis in Yemen.

Wasps were indebted to Jimmy Gopperth for his crucial contribution to the win as the player emphasised his versatility by appearing in three positions during the game.

They fluffed a couple of glorious chances in the first half and West Ham were indebted to Adrián for making two late saves to deny Mame Biram Diouf.

He said that Zhu and Cao were indebted to his longtime American collaborator Richard Hamilton, who deserved most of the credit for solving the Poincaré.