Sentence examples for given these words from inspiring English sources

For us, John McCain and I.R.I. have given these words real meaning.

Above all, though, he feels a "simpler gratitude" about "being given these words.

So you essentially are given these words so you have to fill in blanks in the program.

There is reason to be optimistic about such a behavioural economic approach, given these words by Gittelsohn and Lee [ 53]: "persuasive strategies that promote knowledge and attitudes, create structural change, and nudge individuals toward healthier choices can better address the multifactorial issues contributing to an unhealthy diet or food environment" (page 60).

"God gave these words to Joshua: 'Be strong and of good courage,' " Brooks said.

Luce Irigaray, in her poem "And the One Doesn't Stir Without the Other", gives these words to a woman talking to her mother: "Imprisoned by your desire for a reflection, I become a statue, an image of your immobility.

Through the lines of weariness etched in his face, we know Lincoln grasped, perhaps more than anyone, the burdens required to give these words meaning.

One academic at the New Chaucer conference said that the discovery had given these seven words the note of an elegy.

Analyses of perceived susceptibility are stratified by trial given these differences in wording.

Given that these words might not be adjacent in the sentence, we made the assumption that it is not always best to discard more distant factors; examining which parts of speech are present in the sentence might suggest which factors are better suited for probability estimation.

Moreover, given that these words are not frequently used in Korea, the factor structure of the SF-MPQ may be different in Korea.