Sentence examples for while bestowing from inspiring English sources

Schooling must be "thorough and efficient" in Ohio, cultivate "morality and intelligence" in South Dakota, while bestowing "wisdom and knowledge, as well as virtue" in Massachusetts.

While bestowing upon her Ruthian status (Babe, not Bader Ginsburg) is a bit hyperbolic, there is no doubt of the importance of her decision.

Hard-nosed as he was in business, Moses Annenberg felt compassion for the poor, his son said, and while bestowing money on street people he would say, "There but for the grace of God go you and I".

"Tap dancing his way through life," he muses of Brucie, "while bestowing his prodigious gifts upon us all, his genes have allowed him to become a skilled pianist, tuneful singer, convincing actor and magnificent TV host.

I have the audacity to hope that Mrs. Albright inwardly held her nose while bestowing this baksheesh upon — as Keith Olbermann would put it — the worst person in the worrrrrld, but images of the event show the secretary of state smiling rather broadly.

This son of wealth welcomed criminal lobbyist Jack Abramoff into the White House while bestowing tax breaks to the nation's richest.

He has often hinted at wanting to be promoted to the position of executive vice president, but Burns has repeatedly squashed this dream, while whimsically bestowing the vice presidency on a dog.

At the post-ceremony dinner last night in the Royal Festival Hall, Jonathan Ross gave fellow loser June Brown (EastEnders Dot Cottonn) a very big hug, while Stephen Fry bestowed his professional awards smile on all he encountered.

Flies inheriting the active form developed into so-called rovers, flitting about widely in search of food, while those bestowed with the less vigorous forage allele matured into sitters, content to lounge around and eat whatever fruit was in the immediately vicinity.

When Ricky Martin finished singing his romantic anthem "Somos la Semilla" ("We Are the Seed") at Madison Square Garden on Sunday night, he held his arms raised, as if bestowing a blessing, while the word amar (to love) was projected overhead.

Within this probabilistic model, verification (in the sense of conclusive confirmation) would involve bestowing probability 1 on an hypothesis while falsification would involve bestowing probability 0 on it.