Sentence examples for is given weight from inspiring English sources

This argument is given weight by the slowdown seen on the other side of the Atlantic.

By accepting some of these prejudices and telling fellow Muslims to accept aspects of this world view, the extremist Islamic narrative is given weight, he will say.

Dalí's face-off with the rhinoceros, for example, is given weight by the frequent appearances of rhinoceros horns in paintings and drawings.

Duprat, on the other hand, keeps his auberge, the Clos Joli, open and serving the Germans throughout the war, with the argument — which is given weight and dignity — that only by persisting in the practice of French civilization can France endure: "We will ensure that all of France becomes a big Clos Joli!" And then he added, "You know what the German army did when it got to the Maginot Line?

It can be thought of as a weighted majority vote where each single vote (h_{i} left( {{mathbf{x}}_{new} } right)) is given weight (tilde{alpha }_{i}) [66].

Workers like Sumaya and Matin, matter most when they are either exploited labor, or when which when their suffering is given weight in the initial outcry after a disaster -- but not later, when the immediate calls for justice have waned, when we settle back into the uneasy, accepted knowledge that "this is just the way the world is".

The pasta, Wilson said, was a challenge: though long and thin, it needed to be given weight to look convincing.

That most anonymous and mundane of objects, the box of tissues, has been given weight and dignity and particularity.

By accepting some of those prejudices and telling fellow Muslims to accept aspects of that world view, the extremist Islamic narrative was given weight, he said.

Both past intent and present effect of the representation matter and should be given weight.

There are two additional events that should be given weight.