Sentence examples for we are endowed with from inspiring English sources

As humans we are endowed with flexibility, attitudes can and do change.

That is because we are endowed with the sentiment of sympathy, which they also called benevolence, pity and commiseration.

QUESTION FROM KLEMENS: Is there any evidence that procrastination is not always a negative thing, but that we are endowed with it for our own benefit, e.g. as a protection against a danger we feel intuitively?

But as Americans, we are endowed with the freedom to vote for the sort of democracy we want — not just at the ballot booth, but with our attention and energy.

His story raises all kinds of philosophical questions having to do with how we come into this world — our mix of advantages and disadvantages based on where we are born and what set of physical, mental and emotional resources we are endowed with.

This one was when he intoned, "We Americans unite faith and freedom in asserting that our liberties are your gift, God, not that of government, and that we are endowed with these rights by you, our Creator, not by mortal man".

We were endowed with our rights by virtue of being human beings.

Either you believe, as our founding father said that we were endowed with them by our creator.

Such individual private fears become the common feeling of those as we all are endowed with human traits like animals of the same creed stick together to fight a common enemy.

In earlier domestic dramas by other playwrights the protagonists were sometimes villains and at other times merely pathetic, but the bourgeois heroes of Ibsen's Brand (1866), Rosmersholm (1886), The Master Builder (1892), and When We Dead Awaken (1899) are endowed with some of the isolated grandeur of the heroes of classical tragedy.

But this lack of essential origins in each and every phenomenon, the absence of their first cause, simultaneously means that we ourselves, all sentient beings, are endowed with the original enlightenment of the hosshin (hongaku hosshin).