The other one is endowing them with creativity.
This also brings us a step closer to endowing them with a human trait: the capacity to express emotions.
He practices a kind of reverse laundering: he dirties things up, endowing them with baggage and a backstory, most often in the Anglophilic mode.
There are many ways of agglomerating past events, parcelling up old clicks of the clock and endowing them with collective meaning.
Unqualified honors, though, go to Howard W. Overshown, a lovely Eugene, whose immense sensitivity overtakes even harrowing, graphic episodes, endowing them with a strangely merciful power.
This is a pared-down movie that attempts to aggrandise banal characters and situations by endowing them with a minimalist elegance.
Bees supposedly settled on the lips of Plato, Pindar and St Ambrose when they were babies, endowing them with holy revelation and with truth.
Since the beginning of the computer age, microprocessors have been transforming mankind's machines, endowing them with memory, flexibility, precision and the ability to share information.
Mrs. Birney's marketing strategy is to distinguish her properties from those owned by large corporations by endowing them with "personality and character".
From his infirm voice, we infer he's looking back on the events from old age and thus endowing them with special significance, though this is not spelled out.
In Angry Birds, as so often in life, the material world has conspired to favor the jerks, endowing them with what look like breastworks, berms and parapets, as if they were the beneficiaries of some grim foreign-aid package.
