6 sentences with “indebted”

In turn, almost all current films and television programmes are deeply indebted to Greek drama.

In the same way, the Christian idea of final judgement is clearly indebted to that of Zoroaster: a great day of judgement.

"I believe God heard my prayers," he says, "and sent me to Mr. Yates, Mr. Laverty and all the others, who did everything they could to save my life. I am indebted to the Lord ... and to all of them."

European nations were left indebted and depopulated, the maps of Europe and the Middle East were redrawn as new nations emerged from old empires, and there was deep uncertainty about what the future held.

Although the French crown was heavily indebted after Louis XIV's wars and the next two kings were not much better at managing money than he was, the French monarchy was admired throughout Europe for its sophistication and power.

The main problem was that the aristocrats owned most of the land on which other farmers worked, many of those farmers were increasingly indebted to the aristocrats and, according to Athenian law, anyone who could not pay their debts could be legally enslaved.