Sentence examples for endowed that from inspiring English sources

That was why the faculty had been endowed — that was why all those buildings had been put up!

"I don't think there are any campuses, and especially those that are heavily endowed, that aren't experiencing some form of belt tightening".

The pope's visit to Poland in 1979 endowed that society with national, patriotic, and ethical dimensions.

In 1844, Henry Clay could choose a running mate so syllabically endowed that their campaign song became a classic: "Hurray!

Elsewhere is tiresome schoolboy joshing as in Marcus Severus, of Late Memory, so "prodigiously endowed" that in the bath house the bathers "stood and cheered".

Ratarac is a fearless man, prone to violence, with a short fuse, and so physically endowed that he is very, very popular among women.

The one solid point of debate about the expansion is the putative integrity of the house that Frick endowed and that has since been subject to only modest changes.

NAPOLEON, writes one of France's leading commentators, would have voted for Jacques Chirac in the presidential election he won last month on the ground that only generals endowed with that greatest of qualities, namely luck, should be given command.

When a mother stays up all night comforting a sick child, the genes that endowed her with that tenderness were "selfish" in a metaphorical sense, but by no stretch of the imagination is she being selfish.

This feature endows that the hollow SnO2 nanoparticles have high surface area.

Here they provide the stiff resilient part of many tissues, where the inherent strength of the collagen triple helix is translated through a number of hierarchical levels to endow that tissue with its specific mechanical properties.