Sentence examples for does not bestow from inspiring English sources

But popularity does not bestow authority.

The small California town of Danville does not bestow honours lightly.

A government yes to a third runway does not bestow immediate planning approval upon BAA.

A degree from Stanford, or any other business school, does not bestow the status of leader on any individual.

His blood was replaced by a mixture which, though it does not bestow immortality, gives considerable longevity.

There seems to be no logical pattern in the honors, fellowships and glowing reviews it bestows or does not bestow on writers who have achieved a respectable level of professionalism.

It found that marriage did make a difference to stability, but that once you remove factors such as maternal level of education (which is hugely influential), the job of the father, the age of the mother, and a variety of characteristics that are in essence mostly subsets or indicators of wealth – then marriage doesn't bestow the same quality.

Yet as a Stage 4 melanoma veteran who regularly forgets to wear a hat and is lax about reapplying sunscreen, I could have told you that surviving even a very serious cancer diagnosis doesn't bestow a halo of optimal decision making on a person.

Unlike Democrats, Republicans do not bestow automatic delegate status on their senior elected officials.

Yet like another impressively endowed Los Angeles arts institution, the Getty Trust, the Colburn has found that riches alone do not bestow unlimited influence.

Mr. Drewe's father was a state manager for Dunlop, the rubber company, in which he invested emotions that he did not bestow on his family.