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Meanings of owed so in English

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Usage of owed so in English
1
There never was genius that owed so little to influence as theirs.
The Three Brontës
2
That she owed so much to Grenville already was an added irritation.
As It Was in the Beginning
3
Robert noticed also that Willet, to whom he owed so much, never intervened.
The Hunters of the Hills
4
He had kept himself from her because he had owed so much to friendship.
The Way We Live Now
5
And David, because she owed so much to him, became every day more precious.
Sacrifice
6
He was aroused to his danger by the relative to whom he owed so much.
Se-quo-yah; from Harper's New Monthly, V.41
7
To few has human liberty owed so deep a gratitude or so deep a grudge.
France and England in North America, Part I: Pioneers of France ...
8
They owed so much to the strange little creatures.
Genellan: planetfall
9
What did she mean by these words?-thisHeaven-sent Maid to whom we owed so much?
A Heroine of France: The Story of Joan of Arc
10
About this time also he must have lost the wife to whom he owed so much.
The Life of John Bunyan
11
That seemed a strange shift for one to whom the state owed so heavy a debt.
Tom Tufton's Travels
12
It was the little Maltese choir boy, Hannibal Melas, who owed so much to her recommendation.
Barbara Blomberg — Volume 09
13
At the wealthy merchant's, who owed so much to the doctor's skill some two months since.
Friends and Neighbors; Or, Two Ways of Living in the World
14
That softened her; the hand to which he owed so much closed on his and detained him.
Put Yourself in His Place
15
His son Paul he named in memory of the great Apostle, to whom he owed so much.
Life of Luther
16
Aside from all this, she was growing to like the man who owed so much to her.
Aunt Jane's Nieces and Uncle John
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