Sentence examples for we endowed from inspiring English sources

"In the past, in the parent foundation, we endowed chairs in Greek studies at New York University and other universities.

We endowed (mathcal{B}(T mathbb {R})) with the induced topology.

We endowed X with the metric d : X × X → R defined by d ( x, y ) = sup t ∈ [ a, b ] | x ( t ) − y ( t ) | for all  x, y ∈ X.

We endowed X with the metric d : X × X → R defined by d ( x, y ) = sup t ∈ [ 0, T ] | x ( t ) − y ( t ) |, ∀ x, y ∈ X.

We endowed (C^{h}(E^{prime})) with the norm Vert u Vert = sup bigl{ biglvert u y) bigrvert ; y in E^{prime}; Vert y Vert le1 bigr}.

We endowed X with the partial b-metric p b ( x, y ) = max t ∈ I | x ( t ) − y ( t ) | q + a, for all x, y ∈ X, where a ∈ R + and q ≥ 1.

That's partly why we're fascinated with stories of victimhood and why, especially in tabloid, cable-news culture, we endow victims with specialness, sanctity, and celebrity.

This "spiritual poison," Girard wrote, lies in the "passionate imitation of individuals who are fundamentally our equals and whom we endow with an arbitrary prestige".

That's partly why we're fascinated with stories of victimhood — and why, especially in tabloid, cable-news culture, we endow victims with specialness, sanctity, and celebrity.

Likewise, we endow words, concatenations of sounds — ejective fricatives, diphthongs and the like — also splotches of ink on a page — with significance.

We endow with refinement and charm the person who welcomes us in a delightful room, where the colors blend and the proportions are as perfect as in a picture.