Sentence examples for we confer from inspiring English sources

We confer on every tweet.

In Scottish football, we confer the title of "Master" on any Dutchman who can kick with either foot.

Bravery is one of those ancient virtues that we confer as accolades too easily in the celebrity age.

And if  God does not exist, as Sartre claims, our lives can have only the meaning we confer upon them.

We both have young families, so we confer about sibling rivalry, how impossible it seems to overcome, and what a training ground it can be for resolving disputes.

Or we confer arbitrary celebrity on a dozen all-too-ordinary people, lock them in a house, throw the domestic trials of Hercules at them, then watch to see if they live up to our expectations.

We conferred with our neighbors.

We conferred with the world.

I like to think that putting a man on the moon was a kind of blessing we conferred on ourselves.

"We conferred with the state, and they concurred with us that they don't see any record of this being named by the legislature as the Wilbur Cross Highway," Mr. Mahoney said.

I had the idea of collecting some of his work into a book designed to stress his literary skills, and on this subject we conferred once or twice in his apartment; and he knew me, among other things, as a friend and admirer of Kempton.