Sentence examples for would be beholden from inspiring English sources

They preferred weak leaders who would be beholden to them, analysts say.

"I would be beholden to no one, not Clarence Norman or anyone else".

The government is emphasising Labor's links to unions, saying an Labor government would be beholden to the radical construction union the CFMEU.

Moreover, her ties to Mr. Bloomberg's operatives have aroused suspicions among Democrats and labor officials that she would be beholden to the mayor.

Mr. Brooks suggests that Mr. Obama would be beholden to special interests, but the supporters he lists include doctors, lawyers, bankers, teachers, information workers — virtually all professionals.

(Appointed delegates, Repair California reasons, would be beholden to whoever appointed them; and if the delegates were elected, the elections would inevitably be low-turnout affairs dominated by money and the organized clout of special interests).

It's always been of paramount importance to me that we don't grow too quickly, so when he suggested investing, it meant I'd be beholden to someone else and that didn't sound good to me at all.

And then, when the time was right, I started a business of my own so I'd be beholden only to myself.

Told you I'm "my own man" and promised I wouldn't take money from big donors, corporations and special interests so I'd be beholden to no one.

And though endowment-financed newspapers would be less beholden to advertisers, they would instead be beholden to their large donors — and remain unlikely to bite the hands that feed them.

And I would never be beholden to a Republican leadership that would say, "O.K., it's time for us to have another one of those votes that we need".