Sentence examples for bestowing to from inspiring English sources

Since the key early "emotion" theorists, including Brown and Bell, were almost all trained medics, it is significant that they chose to use a word for the vivid mental feelings which detached them from this medical thought-world and its pathological associations, bestowing to subsequent generations of mental philosophers and psychologists a newly de-medicalised concept (Dixon, 2006).

Bellamy says farewell to UNICEF NEW YORK/GENEVA, 27 April 2005 -- UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy completes her ten-year tenure with UNICEF this week, bestowing to her successor a legacy focused not only on child survival, but on protecting children from exploitation and abuse and ensuring their well-being through adolescence.

More than a country, America is an idea, and it is our job to pass on to our posterity the blessings bestowed to us.

It was bestowed to him by (who else?) Horton, who made a brief appearance at game's end for that purpose.

This year, the grand prize among the top 10 was bestowed to "change of government," a phrase that inundated the public ear during the summer parliamentary elections.

Hence, attention is bestowed to conserve the fuel for better future by employing safer alternative sources and conservation of fuel by improving overall efficiencies of the existing systems.

Among the honors bestowed to him was the Bowdoin Prize by Harvard University.

Border districts were bestowed to Roman allies that assisted Corbulo including Polemon, Parasmanes, Aristobolus and Antiochus.

Susan Schneider Williams filed a petition in December, saying his three children are claiming memorabilia that was bestowed to her.

Later, they were granted or bestowed to leading families who were friends or supporters of the King.

Deputizing attorneys with the same power bestowed to law enforcement i s dangerous and detrimental to our country's health.