Sentence examples for endowing it with from inspiring English sources

Through a few strategic interventions, he reconfigured its urban texture, endowing it with Roman gravitas as well as creating monuments for its future tourist industry.

By detaching sex from its strictly personal goals and endowing it with quasi-social tasks, the permissive society brings it down to a drab, ordinary, though by no means new, set of deficiencies.

In 1965 the territory elected the Congress of Micronesia, endowing it with legislative powers.

The petition gave birth to the Mexican environmental movement, endowing it with extraordinary moral authority.

Perhaps endowing it with such oomph leaves little for the rest of the set, all derived from debut CD Back to Bedlam, which passes pleasantly but generically.

The bar is encompassed by an oak-and-glass partition that separates it from the dining area while endowing it with the cozy feel of an Irish snug.

But what else could the rational part of the soul do for the body, if not endow it with its essential properties and powers?

The clone will be reminded of the oily steel womb that first endowed it with life — its earliest and sexiest memory.

But he forced the PAN to modernize its platform and endowed it with a new organization for getting votes.

The Church of England's parish of Hagley had its beginnings in 1856 when Dry endowed it with three farms.

He endowed it with territories and clerical immunities in order to tie it firmly to himself.