Sentence examples similar to be given by something from inspiring English sources

A function that is a command to do something should be given by a verb phrase that gives some indication of what the method does (But this name should never be used as an excuse to not comment the method!).

Athleticism is something you are given by God but fitness is something we've got to get better at, because we missed out on twos.

Athleticism is something you are given by God but aerobic fitness is something we've got to get better.

Political favors typically do not involve exchanges in which something is given by a donor to benefit a public official personally, and in return for which the public official does something special for the donor, and where that exchange is animated by the public official's criminal intent to enrich himself and benefit the donor.

Since stability is good for children, marriage is good for children (this mantra is given by the CSJ, especially, as something akin to gravity in its self-evidence).

When I was growing up, tea was something I was given by my mother and grandmother as a cure for colds.

I think that kind of clarity, and by that I mean the clearness of the prose, is something I've been given by life.

The answer has been given by one of the authors: 'There is something peculiar about membrane inheritance.

I really wanted to give something back for all the things I was given by the system.

No matter how sophisticated the technology, no-one likes to be given something by head office and told they must use it.

They need, in short, to be given back something by the people who did the taking.