Sentence examples for confer it from inspiring English sources

He believes in his sorrow and wants to confer it upon the world.

Another suggestion assumes the genes that confer homosexuality in males are different from those that confer it in females.

In 1985, Levy ordained Funnye as a rabbi, although no mainstream denomination accepted the title or Levy's right to confer it.

While all old people have been young, no young people have been old, and this troubling fact engenders the frustration of all parents and elders, which is that while you can describe your experience you cannot confer it.

Traditionally, the manifesto has been treated as a sort of sacred text: the solemn covenant of pledges that a party promises to deliver if the people confer it with power.

When teenagers called parents frequently to "ask and confer," it was better for their relationship, and they were more likely to characterize their parents as supportive and say they were close and communicated well.

IRE1 possesses, within its cytoplasmic tail, domains conferring it kinase and endoribonuclease activities.

Phosphorylation of IκB-α is considered to induce its degradation, which then releases NF-κB and confers it transcriptional activity.

The pallium was worn by many bishops in the 4th and 5th centuries, and in the 6th century the pope was conferring it as a symbol of distinction.

That led to a change in the rules, taking some of the power to choose nominees away from voters and conferring it on a special committee.

By 1913 Catalonia had won a slight degree of autonomy, but the legislation conferring it was repealed in 1925 by Miguel Primo de Rivera, who attacked all manifestations of Catalan nationalism.