Sentence examples for which endowed from inspiring English sources
Tool effectiveness was enhanced enormously by hafting the fitting of a handle to a piece of sharp stone, which endowed the tool with better control, more energy, or both.
In its 10th anniversary, the Lemelson Foundation, which endowed the invention prizes, is poised to take a new direction with its philanthropy, a direction that seems surprising given that Jerome Lemelson, whose millions made the foundation possible, was an ardent supporter of the American inventor.
Philip was enormously good company: he would regale us with anecdotes and quotations, all delivered of course with that distinctive, in fact legendary stammer – not actually as pronounced as all that, but noticeable, and which endowed his speaking voice with an elegant syncopation.
Because the Constitution didn't include a syllable about such an institution, Hamilton, with his agile legal mind, pounced on Article I, Section 8, which endowed Congress with all powers "necessary and proper" to perform tasks assigned to it in the national charter.
The GNPs were encapsulated in the fibers, which endowed the fibers photoluminescence (PL) characteristics.
The CdTe QDs synthesized in aqueous solution were capped with cysteamine which endowed them positive charges on the surface.
That system, which endows products with profound psychological meaning, is rooted deep in America's history and psyche.
The buildings, which endow the museum with a midtown presence to rival the Metropolitan's grand gracing of the upper East Side, defer to their surroundings.
[C6.] Expanding Reach of Patent Prizes The Lemelson Foundation, which endows sizable invention prizes, is poised to take a new direction with its philanthropy.
Io Interactive has developed some clever new modes, which endow the game with playability levels that are unprecedented in the series.
He has the East Asian version of a gene known as EDAR, which endows people with hair that is thicker than that of most Europeans and Africans.
