Sentence examples for not endowed from inspiring English sources
"A corporation, after all, is not endowed by its creator with inalienable rights.
The school is not endowed, except for a schol arship fund, and has to depend on donors.
Though devoted to his family, he was not endowed for a gentle harmonious life by the fireside.
"Taking on a new property that is not endowed would place an extra burden on the services and experiences we currently provide to our thousands of visitors".
Pound's love affairs, friendships, and quarrels and the intellectual and artistic culture within which he operated are mentioned, but they're not endowed with much explanatory power.
A decade later, the approach has become more systematic, although most oligarchs' foundations are not endowed, and are instead funded year to year or project to project.
But he could not endow John Paul with a sense of history, and the way theological concepts unfold slowly in time.
The Constitution of the United States, the fundamental law of the federal union, did not endow the national legislature with supreme power but imposed important restrictions upon it.
He was Charles L. Colby, not Charles S. And he was on the board of Colby College in Waterville, Me.; he did not endow it.
Just because a person is black or another minority does not endow him or her with special rights or entitle the person to special consideration.
Mitchell, a tall man with a booming voice, does not endow King with any particular magnetism beyond that of someone who is possibly dangerous: we keep our eyes on him to make sure nobody gets hurt.
