Sentence examples for as endowed from inspiring English sources

Three ECE faculty have been elected as endowed chairs by the Cornell University Board of Trustees.

Liberals have understood democratization as the achievement of a society that treats each person as endowed with basic political rights.

These principles are as endowed with the authority of the Constitution as are the words on the parchment.

Note that just as endowed educational institutions charge tuition, endowed newspapers would generate incremental revenues from hard-copy sales and online subscriptions.

All the expressions of church life doctrine, office, polity, sacraments, power to loosen and to bind, and prayer are understood as endowed by the Spirit.

Leonardo's own good looks were legendary, recorded by his 16th century biographer, Giorgio Vasari, as "endowed by heaven with beauty, grace and talent".

But is a single mother with a high-pressure job and three young children as equally endowed with spare time as a student on summer vacation?

Then, Mr. Meachum's conception of the doctrine of papal infallibility as endowing the Pope "with the power to make divinely inspired pronouncements" is likewise inadequate.

Former D.C. mayor Anthony A. Williams said the city benefited greatly from Mr. Pollin's largess, including small projects such as endowing a Boys and Girls Club.

But Ayatollah Khamenei and conservative clerics have taken the concept as endowing the clerical hierarchy, through the supreme leader, with the Islamic equivalent of the divine right of kings.

Rourke has made other changes such as endowing Hero's dad, Leonato, with a wife instead of a brother: a deft touch since it makes Hero's disgrace even more disruptive to the family.