Sentence examples for words are given from inspiring English sources

Where your words are given to you.

"Of course, words are given meaning by context, and context includes the purpose of the text".

Whenever Madrid are up against it they invoke the spirit of a player whose words are given added symbolism because he died in a car crash in 1992.

The first and last words are given to Hans's diaries and the novel is dotted with lines from the poet Paul-Eerik Rummo, a protester against Russification.

In 2012's Love and Information – a brilliant, funny, shattering synthesis of fragments – the characters (a hundred of them) have no names and rarely speak in full sentences; only the vital words are given.

By surrounding the Stagolee figure in a constellation of ways, as part of folklore, music history, literary scholarship and culture studies, with a supporting cast of writers and scholars whose words are given fair and generous use, Brown puts on a good postmodern show.

At the same time, Mr. Donovan's words are giving fodder to his detractors, who say he has become a mouthpiece for Wall Street.

Vertical opera, in other words, is given a horizontal effect.

The words were given out by one of them, and the rest joined the chorus.

But those words were given true meaning by US comic Tig Notaro back in 2012, when she stunned audiences with an unflinching description of her appalling year.

That presentation, like Kerry's words, was given added urgency by the UN forecasting that 2016 will very likely be the hottest year on record, setting a new high for the third year running.