Sentence examples for specially endowed from inspiring English sources

In six minidocumentaries on the second disc, Mr. Spielberg; his screenwriters, Scott Frank and Jon Cohen; and others, from stunt experts to digital effects specialists, describe their approach to a complex film, based on a short story by Philip K. Dick about three specially endowed psychics called precogs (for precognitives) who detect murders before they happen.

In the big-film category, Bryan Singer's "X-Men" from earlier this year deploys the talon-fisted Wolverine, the laser-eyed Cyclops and a dozen other specially endowed characters introduced in 1963 by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby for Marvel Comics.

In the traditional culture of Imerina, rulers were specially endowed with the power to innovate in circumvention of established norms and customs.

The center, which presents regular public exhibitions, has occupied a specially commissioned building, endowed in no small part by the Jameses, since 2008.

He then concluded that "hybrid sterility is not a specially acquired or endowed quality but is incidental on other acquired characters" (Darwin 1859, p. 245).

2. The distinction between humans and other animals is blurred because humans gradually evolved from other species, as opposed to having been specially created and thus endowed with unique dignity.

Ground transport is performed with a specially equipped ambulance, endowing enlarged oxygen, fuel and energy supplies.

Such a belief has traditionally been rooted in the idea that we are separate from other living things, having been created specially in the image of God and endowed with souls, giving us a special moral status.

Each of the eight Prince of Asturias Awards is endowed with 50,000 euros in cash, a specially commissioned Joan Miró sculpture, a diploma and an insignia.

He created & endowed the Heye Foundation.

Europe is less well endowed.