Word: indebtedness
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Kaye is indebted to his writers, Sylvia Fine and Max Liebman, for some fine material. His script makes full use of his abilities as a singer and a mimic. An excellent example of this is a scene in a movie lobby, in which Kaye careens down stairs, parodies dance steps...
We who have long known that Claudia Cassidy was a perfect expression of Chicago Tribune journalism are indebted to you for a public statement that she has "had no musical training" and that she has never "really thought about criticism" [TIME. Feb. 5].
By the time he was 24, Australian-born James Aldridge had written about World War II from seven fronts, picked up three wounds and was a big-name correspondent. He had also written a novel, Signed with Their Honor (TIME, Oct. 5, 1942), which was clumsy fiction and embarrassingly indebted...
The organization's first production was a play called "I Was A King in Babylon," which was nightly presented in an almost empty Rindge Tech theater in December, 1946. It was a play dealing with some wildly assorted historical characters reincarnated in contemporary England: an amusing literary device, but dull...
. . . Able public servants are few and seldom appreciated. We are deeply indebted to the Defense Secretary for his businesslike job in a difficult position.