Their strong modeling and earthy glazes endow them with evocative ambiguity and a powerful presence.
But that would still endow them with an unmerited political dimension.
They still have no meaning, but the intent to endow them with some is what is radically new.
The aberrant protein molecules are folded abnormally, which seems to endow them with their ability to cause disease.
She escaped seemingly unscathed from the more pernicious forces that can harry those whose real lives become tangled up with the imaginary ones that writers endow them with.
As machines become faster, more intelligent, and more powerful, the need to endow them with a sense of morality becomes more and more urgent.
In the last decade, genetic engineers have inserted foreign genes into plants to endow them with various abilities, including withstanding exposure to herbicides and creating their own pesticide.
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.
And this is, I think, one downer of the digital revolution: the Internet frees up cultural treasures while simultaneously eroding the mechanisms that endow them with value.
The two boys are Romeo (Andrew Shim) and Gavin (Ben Marshall); Meadows and his co-writer Paul Fraser endow them with a funny, lucid, unsentimental existence.
There was an increased tendency to select details and endow them with symbolic meaning, to set down the thought processes and emotions of the characters, and to make use of rhythmic prose.
