Sentence examples similar to I bestowed something from inspiring English sources

She tells Mitz she is perfect, which Mitz knows is an insult, though Georgette acts as though she's bestowing something.

You correctly infer that particular gifts suggest particular relationships and that bestowing something as intimate as clothing is reserved for those with whom we actually are intimate.

Precisely in order to bestow something exclusive on a tiny minority, with only a tiny minority of that minority being offered – as you were – admission by exam.

She seemed always on the verge of bestowing something – some talisman, some magic token you'd need to get through the dark forest, some verbal formula useful for the opening of charmed doors".

They're master editors with tricks up their sleeves, always ready to bestow something good on those who are willing to wait.

I can truly say that I bestowed a more than ordinary Pains in her Education .

Such a faith — that freedom is not something to be bestowed, but something with which we are born — has motivated liberation movements and literature going back to Thomas Paine and "Common Sense".

A swift internet search (yep, I used Google) revealed that the honour was bestowed at something called the Taxation Awards, where a "Platinum" table cost £3,300 plus VAT.

The Simpsons bestowed upon something a pop culture status it never had before, simply by being ripe for a joke".

This girl could not but bestow something of herself on all with whom she came together; where she felt liking, her influence was incalculable".

In my early-thirties, my name became something I was comfortable with - although I felt especially guilty when it was one I then bestowed on my wife, two years ago.