Sentence examples for better endowed from inspiring English sources

As far as sheer golfing proficiency is concerned, no young player is better endowed.

Only a full season of better endowed, much larger tournaments can help the pros now.

The organized church, despite losses from war and plague, continued to be better endowed economically than morally.

Some of the suburbs are better endowed with green space, including the Raʿananna Park as well as the National Park in Ramat Gan.

Because of its polyglot patchwork of ethnic groups and riches in natural resources, Malaysia is distinct from other Asian countries, both more volatile and better endowed.

Wells was a short man of 5-foot-5 with a squeaky voice, but he happened, according to Lodge, to be "better endowed" than Michelangelo's David.

Some of the very finest and best intentioned, best endowed, found nothing better to do with themselves than Augie.

As this line of thinking goes, women are less suited to coding than men because biology better endows men with the qualities necessary to excel at programming.

Nothing ensures the future progress of medicine, research, and academic excellence better than endowed chairs.

I trust myself to draw inspiration from what happens, thinking spontaneity will serve me better and endow the story with the energy of immediacy.

I just don't think it's strictly speaking third sector work, to hive off the children of the rich, the better to endow them with a sense of entitlement.