Sentence examples for to endow with from inspiring English sources

For most of the time from December 1941 to August 1945, for most Americans, "the war" meant the war against Japan, a war that in hindsight is hard to endow with high moral purpose.

The rising power of Sunni religious leaders presents serious hindrances for the Bush administration as it tries to build legitimacy for an Iraqi government that it plans to endow with modest sovereignty on June 30.

On another socioeconomic level, casual sex thrives among young people who are materially privileged yet whom society has failed to endow with the real values of human sexuality, the knowledge that fulfillment involves contact with the other's personality, that the sexual act is not some mere bodily function like evacuation -- which is what some campaigners seem to reduce it to.

The details are intended to endow, with a sheen of normalcy, what Bamford describes as "an avatar of Jorge Luis Borges Libraryry of Babel,' a place where the collection of information is both infinite and monstrous, where all the world's knowledge is stored, but every word is maddeningly scrambled in an unbreakable code".

Furthermore, carboxybetaine-functional composite membrane is exploited to bear Ag nanoparticles to endow with dual functions of antibacterial and antifouling properties.

A specially designed multi-core fiber (MCF) was used to endow with guide modes different phase change and two tapered transition regions were used for providing low-loss interfaces between different fiber structures.

Stimulation with pro-inflammatory cytokines is necessary to endow MSCs with the capacity to inhibit T-cell proliferation.

The goal is to endow robots with new, bioinspired capabilities that permit adaptive, flexible interactions with unpredictable environments.

Netanyahu's visit to Washington is certain to endow him with the stature he desperately needs.

Now Mayor James J. Kennedy aims to endow it with a new identity.

Around 1260 the first attempts were made to endow the with a particular character.