Sentence examples for were indebted for from inspiring English sources

It was to the "Record" that the news agencies were indebted for their first real information about Hess, and their original story was quoted in 27 languages, by papers & radio stations all over the world.

He tried to deduce, from careful study, what sold best, and concluded, "The history of all Magazines shows plainly that those which have attained celebrity were indebted for it to articles similar in nature — to Berenice".

Cherubini was one of those innovative composers to whom the even greater ones that followed were indebted for his bridges to new stylistic worlds.

"I'm indebted for that," Agius said.

I shall forever be indebted for what she has taught me and the warmth of her love.

World debt during the Depression and nowGOVERNMENTS have been indebted for centuries, running ongoing Ponzi schemes involving tax-payers, investors and future generations.

To whom Keita belongs, by law, is not in doubt, but to whom he is indebted for the contours of his being, after six years with Ryota and Midori, is too finely shaded a matter to warrant a simple solution.

Ale is also cursed with an overbearing mother-in-law, to whom Ale is indebted for a job and from whom she must accept a proprietal interest in her two small children.

We are indebted for financial support to the Swiss Heart Foundation (Bern, Switzerland) and the Leenaards Foundation (Lausanne, Switzerland).

Timon is indebted for his style and tone in the Silloi to a tradition of moralizing diatribe prevalent among the Cynics.

Japanese debt is unique to other countries because Japan has been indebted for the past two decades, its leverage didn't increase rapidly and the gap between Japan and others declined because other countries' debt-to-GDP ratio increased.