Sentence examples for be endowed with a from inspiring English sources
In 2007, hundreds of thousands of monks marched through Burmese towns and cities chanting the metta sutta, the Sutra of Loving-kindness: "Whatever breathing beings there may be… may all beings be endowed with a happy life… Let us cultivate the boundless spirit of love".
I'd experience a form of parental sorrow that should be endowed with a German portmanteau word, say, Mutterkinderwinterfahrenschade.
In our highly interconnected age, a single idea can be endowed with a penetrative power unimagined only twenty years ago.
A wistful Tim Henman, gamely pretending that he was not talking about himself, wished that Murray could be endowed with "a selective memory".
If a director happens to be endowed with a visual gift (such as Stanley Kubrick, who started as a photographer), so much the better, but what makes an image beautiful is that it's infused with a beautiful soul.
There's that question of ability, where, if you're like Jamie Foxx or Terrence Howard, and are fortunate to be endowed with a decent vocal ability and musical talent, critics might reluctantly give you the benefit of the doubt.
We all went to school with people who seemed to be endowed with an astonishing level of self-confidence.
This makes happiness and misery necessary concomitants of consciousness, and thus conscious beings are endowed with a desire for happiness.
For example, Reid defends the view that all normal, mature human beings are endowed with a moral sense.
From the beginning of time, human beings have been endowed with a dependence on others.
