Sentence examples for you were indebted from inspiring English sources
Update this as often as possible, how would you like it if someone said you were indebted to them, yet you weren't?
Whoever you swim for, you're indebted to Michael Phelps".
Because you are indebted to anyone who lent you money, did you a favor, returned your call, your nails will be bloody stubs.
So if you enjoy the great rose garden at Mottisfont (where Thomas's collection of roses ended up), a part of what you are indebted to is the good taste of Mrs Spry.
Many of the Gulf's governments were indebted and insecure.
Thousands more were indebted and impoverished at home.
Wolves were indebted to their keeper for preventing further damage.
Pay attention not just to the arguments but even more so to the voice, on the assumption that before you can be true to your own voice you'll need to be indebted to someone else's.
"I don't normally say thank you to the ABC, but I have to say Australia is indebted to you on this instance".
Another colleague argued, "When you've read so much fiction, you can see who they're indebted to, who they're echoing, and it's not as much fun as it used to be".
