beholden造句

Many legislators are beholden to the governors.

We were much beholden to him for his kindness.

She didn't like to be beholden to anyone.

We feel really beholden to them for what they've done.

He wasn't beholden to anything except a set of core values.

The mainstream left was beholden to its militants, union friends and class warriors.

And not all of the DPJ's new recruits will feel beholden to him.

It evidently pained his vanity to be beholden to the orphan for succor.

Besides, that's only just a show of something for you to do, that you midn't feel beholden. '.

But without a raptor's sharply honed sense for the gravity-defying updrafts, humans are beholden to chance.

If the designer implements his own designs, he is beholden to two different goals: Clean code and great user experience.

Several of the technocrats who presided over Dubai’s boomtime borrowing have been sidelined. The people now in charge may feel less beholden to Dubai’s creditors.

Along the way, he encounters a giant eagle and serpent beholden to the god Utu and struggles against incredible odds to seize upon the magical plant.

PC makers are somewhat beholden to the product cycles of Microsoft and are seen as just that, PC makers — not consumer device makers.

There was something in her closet for everyone, yet she was beholden to no designer - free of any specific allegiance to, or association with, a brand.

During a visit Wednesday to the San Francisco headquarters of Yelp, Whitman said the contributions from her personal fortune mean she won't be beholden to special interests if she wins.

Its prime minister, Manmohan Singh, pioneered India's creeping reform process as a visionary finance minister in the early 1990s, but he is beholden to his pragmatic party chief, Sonia Gandhi.

Not wishing to be too beholden to him, Hung-chien said, "The president also promised me at the beginning that next semester I would he promoted to full professor."