Sentence examples for confers him from inspiring English sources

Matthews takes great pride in "The Chris Matthews Show," as if its select Sunday morning time slot, just before "Meet the Press," confers him a spot on the coveted first team.

"A man's ability to identify and respond to a fertile woman confers him a potential reproductive advantage when choosing between potential mates," the study's author, psychologist Dr. Melanie Shoup-Knox, told The Telegraph.

His inclusion in the South African team for the biggest stage of all, in both the 400m and the 4x400m relay, inevitably reignited the debate about whether his carbon fibre blades confer him any advantage.

"He became Emir [an Arabic word for leader] of al-Shabab, a title that conferred him great spiritual clout.

Overall Kennan's biography fits very well into the story-telling of the Marshall Plan and his expertise as a diplomat in Germany and Russia conferred him a vision that many lacked at the time.

"As long as I can talk to him and confer with him," Torre added, "that's what I need".

First, while the JC editor may be bombarded with stories about antisemitism, this confers on him no special expertise and could easily make him less, rather than more, alive to antisemitism.

It also confers upon him to some degree or other a sense of superiority.

Conformity to the code of toughness certifies a player's masculinity and confers upon him honour and prestige.

Harvard Law School has conferred on him its highest award, placing him on the same pedestal as Nelson Mandela and the legal team that argued Brown v. Board of Education.

Periodically, Rosemary left me alone in the conference room and went to confer with him.