Sentence examples for endowment of mind from inspiring English sources
As The Times of London acknowledged upon his death in 1950, Orwell "had a critical rather than imaginative endowment of mind".
Many CRPs have the goal of endowment in mind, but donations and grants are extremely hard to come by for an area that is so new and lacking an abundance of evidence-based practices.
Thomas Jefferson, who publically opposed slavery, yet had hundreds of his own, said in his book, Notes on the State of Virginia, that there is an "innate incompetence of blacks" and they "are inferior to the white in the endowment of both body and mind".
A scientist, Jefferson nevertheless speculated that blackness might come "from the color of the blood" and concluded that blacks were "inferior to the whites in the endowments of body and mind".
At the time, the company said that to give customers peace of mind, it was promising "to pay the full target value on mortgage endowment plans".
"To give them [our customers] peace of mind, we've made a promise (subject to certain conditions) to pay the full target value on mortgage endowment plans," said the company in its 2000 annual report.
"States of Mind: Picasso Lithographs 1945-1960".
