Sentence examples for it affords her from inspiring English sources

Wie is drawn to Stanford because of the degree of normalcy it affords her.

The chilling thing about Kardashian's violation, and the world's reaction to it, is that it affords her no respect at all, not even respect for another human being who was subjected to an awful ordeal.

She says it affords her a greater sense of control over her safety.

In fact, she asked for Shafi specifically, saying that she puts her heart into her work maybe because it affords her more than just an income.

She later claimed she enjoyed the simple life it afforded her so much, she never wanted to leave.

She served as chairwoman of the Senate Democratic Steering and Outreach Committee until two years ago, but it afforded her little real power.

It afforded her less access to Obama than she was used to, and some colleagues doubted that she could adjust to a low-profile role.

The other benefit of tutoring, one that she hadn't considered when she started out, was the access it afforded her to the computers that belonged to her wealthy pupils.

Allen, used to having songs mapped out by experienced writers, raves about the creative freedom it afforded her: "It's like the difference between watching a film and reading.

Her marriage to the liberal and well-connected William Cavendish was significant not just for the title it afforded her but because of William's acquaintance with such contemporary luminaries as René Descartes, Thomas Hobbes, and Marin Mersenne.

Arzner was probably attracted to this tale of one woman's loyalty to another -- but perhaps also to the opportunity it afforded her to celebrate girls, whom this dapper director admired as much as did any of her male counterparts.