Sentence examples for a bestowed from inspiring English sources

That you either have it or you don't – that it's a gift, a bestowed thing.

It is a bestowed moral authority that gives the right to organise and direct the efforts of others.

As CBS' Daniel Schorr put it, "A little band of Seymour Hershes and Woodward-Bernsteins knew that the story that read so comprehensively, so smoothly that it seemed to have been copied intact from a bestowed document, often was the product of weeks of painful digging, prying and assembling from many reluctant sources".

AS he slowly walked through the adoring and bubbling crowd of young people, the frail elderly man brushed a cheek, clasped an arm, bestowed a smile.

This ceremony was highly evocative of simony, both because a layman bestowed a spiritual benefice and because money was often offered or demanded.

Success is a gift bestowed on a good girl by the gods.

Instead, it appears to be a reward bestowed by Oaktree — but a reward for what?

The first part refers to his clan, the second means "Crown" & refers to an honor bestowed on an ancester.