Sentence examples for apportioning him from inspiring English sources
We are also being persuaded that something of the power and the musculature of the horse itself seeps into the very veins of the man, apportioning him some of its animal strength and vigour.
Laboring over his last manuscript, he courageously summoned a reservoir of mental stamina, facing each challenge that fate apportioned him.
He never used up all of the humility that was apportioned to him.
In his only innings, MacLaren scored 12, and when the match ended, much of the blame for England's failures was apportioned to him.
Bush always felt ambivalent about Baker, the man who engineered much of his career, and the ambivalence may be coming through in the scant praise apportioned to him.
Rahul Gandhi is the new scion of the family, and a lot of the credit for winning this election -- particularly the signs of revival of the party's fortunes in difficult places -- is being apportioned to him.
The Ecuadorean political go-between whose taped remarks about apportioning bribes put him in the middle of the scandal, Patricio García, said he was entrapped in a dirty-tricks campaign by Chevron.
We don't dismember the child for the cauldron, like the boy in the Juniper Tree, but we shred him by apportioning his time and love: weekdays with mum, weekend with dad.
It is often suggested that the academy hands out statuettes as if it were dispensing bonbons to a first-grade class, one for him and one for her, trying to apportion them equally.
I'm not apportioning any blame.
