Sentence examples for were not indebted from inspiring English sources

He said: "The claim must be dismissed," and added that the couple were not indebted to the claimant.

Concerned by worsening boyar-peasant relations, Ştirbei, who governed without an Assembly (and had instead appointed his own Divan), enacted measures to improve the situation in the countryside, and ultimately enforced contract-based work as the rule on estates (whereby peasants who were not indebted after five years in service could leave the land they were working on).

I am not indebted to anyone.

When will a German photographer do something interesting that is not indebted to the catalog aesthetic of Bernd and Hilla Becher?

The indebtedness of petitioner was evidenced by a promissory note, but petitioner's affidavit in support of the motion to dismiss, according to the Wisconsin Supreme Court contained no allegation that she is not indebted thereon to the plaintiff.

(There are many books that I admire but to which I am not indebted, or for which I feel little affection. That kind of admiration, in my experience, does not create bonds of influence: it is not personal enough).

"They're not indebted to any particular system.

If not, employees are not indebted to the company.

They are not indebted to the point of drowning.

Over time, it gives the most "bang" for the "buck," and you're not indebted to the local teleco for life.

To give an example, we are not indebted to so-called continental philosophy more than we're interested in certain, but certainly not all, currents, figures and texts in so-called analytic philosophy.