529 Sentences With "endowed"

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Maybe we set up a little foundation for it that's endowed permanently and no long connected to whoever endowed it. from TechCrunch
"It is incumbent upon us to use the brains that we have been endowed with to avoid the teeth that the shark has been endowed with." from The New York Times
India is a land endowed with abundant free solar energy. from CNN
Urban Decay Brow Endowed Brow Volumizer Primer Color, $28; QVC. from People
Living abroad endowed me with a confidence I never expected. from Refinery 29
These high schoolers aren't too endowed in the beard department. from Refinery 29
In Forman's drawings, the frozen monoliths seem endowed with personality. from Refinery 29
She endowed us with quiet confidence, usually meant for boys. from The New York Times
Not everyone is endowed with beauty; few get huge advances. from The New York Times
So we find extraterrestrial creatures endowed with relatable human features. from Vox
I mean, somebody endowed a Lucasian Professorship for Newton to take. from The New York Times
Britain and Germany, which were less well endowed, were very vulnerable. from Economist
But it endowed its subjects with dignity, and Mariátegui defended it. from Economist
The only ones known that are so endowed are the lampreys. from Economist
Nathalie and Charles de Gunzburg endowed the Dia Art Foundation's directorship. from Hyperallergic
This ambiguous sunbathing humanoid is endowed with neither gender nor age. from Hyperallergic
Her family also endowed scholarships in her memory at both schools. from The New York Times
So machines, suddenly, were endowed with these new kinds of power. from Vox
Endowed with an insane metabolism, the voracious cephalopods are constantly eating. from The New York Times
It was an indifferent act, endowed with a baffling significance for her. from The New York Times
This is the second position at the university endowed by the Selzes. from Hyperallergic
Nor is the owl the only over-endowed threatened organism in America. from Economist
Masturbation sleeves The masturbation sleeve endowed with most notoriety is The Fleshlight. from Refinery 29
It's simple: Great bread is endowed by a baker, not a machine. from Vice
Sport endowed men with the physical and psychological strength that "manhood" required. from The New York Times
His George Lucas Family Foundation is endowed with more than $1 billion. from Business Insider
Someone tagged up Ronaldo's well-endowed statue with a pro-Messi message. from Vice
Billionaires buy up senators and presidents and museum wings and endowed chairs. from The New York Times
He has accepted a yearlong post as an endowed chair at Howard. from The New York Times
Thomas Hazlett is H.H. Macaulay Endowed Professor of Economics at Clemson University. from The Hill
And he's also endowed a chair in franchise entrepreneurship at Georgia State University. from CNBC
And because of this, America was endowed with its iconic national park prints. from Vice
He also holds the endowed Sky Professorship at Macromedia University in Munich, Germany. from The Hill
Ms. McGovern, 67, is the rare performer endowed with an excess of talent. from The New York Times
Obama's parting, her garden has been endowed handsomely by the Burpee seed company. from CNN
That guy is much smarter and funnier and, well, better endowed than me. from The New York Times
The 5853-year-old artist creates handmade porcelain vessels endowed with fatal flaws. from The New York Times
He did not invent assemblage, but he endowed it with scale, supersized it. from The New York Times
You can imagine the intensity with which those fabled stars might have endowed Erie. from The New York Times
They were fully fledged characters, endowed with their own biographies, philosophies, and literary styles. from New Yorker
To Elie every life was valuable and every individual was endowed with infinite worth. from The Hill
Trump assured the viewers of a nationally televised debate that he was amply endowed. from The New York Times
Hulk Hogan, he said by way of example, is better endowed than Mr. Bollea. from The New York Times
He's attractive, muscular, sweet, and seems like a guy who'd be well endowed ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°). from Vice
Enger has endowed Minnesota's North Shore with a luminousness reminiscent of Annie Proulx's Newfoundland. from The New York Times
The Hungarian government has endowed the foundation with $20163 million, according to official records. from The New York Times
Despite his prolific oeuvre, he said he was not endowed with a special calling. from The New York Times
In 2009, they endowed the Recanati-Kaplan Center at Oxford's Wildlife Conservation Research Unit. from The New York Times
" But they undermined themselves by selling products endowed with the trademarked label "bauhaus dessau. from The New York Times
No matter the ultimate victor, both are exceptionally well-endowed for the long winter famine. from Mashable
Or maybe, like Grant wrote in a BDE article for Broadly, "well endowed" is subjective. from Refinery 29
First, horses are rather endowed, and I liked the idea of a phallically-inclined piece. from Vice
Yet there's a fair few avenues for the better-endowed to meet potential size queens. from Vice
At Uppsala University, Ahmad held the special title of Central Asia Endowed Rotary Peace Fellow. from The Hill
Especially for a high school team without a well-endowed university system to support them. from The Verge
They hope that other well-endowed Ivies would then be shamed into doing the same. from Economist
People who have a sweet tooth are genetically endowed to have a higher sweet preference. from Vice
One woman filed for divorce having found her husband to be rather too well endowed. from Economist
It's downright utopian, a hormonal pastoral endowed with the innocent charm of a children's book. from The New York Times
All of them, however, had impressive horns, which endowed something mythical to their snouted faces. from Vice
As a young woman endowed with curves, the suit simply hung differently on her frame. from The New York Times
Nicodemus claimed that he was just as well endowed and wanted to be called Mamba. from New Yorker
But his prior work, he said with a laugh, endowed him with some transferable skills. from CNBC
If you're poorly endowed in that area, intelligence, honesty, or unpredictability can work well too. from Vice
Napster founder Sean Parker has endowed a foundation aimed at accelerating the development of promising treatments. from Reuters
When endowed with powers, do you use them to steal and intimidate, or protect and serve? from Mashable
Diane and Arthur Abbey endowed a curatorship for the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Asian art department. from Hyperallergic
Endowed with extra revenues that enabled them to fulfil campaign promises, presidents tended to be popular. from Economist
That sort of generosity would be nice to find in the well-endowed corporations of America. from Mashable
"This appears to be a sort of 'auto-pilot' we are endowed with," Pavlidis told Gizmodo. from Gizmodo
Works endowed with visual enthrallment and just enough polemic content to invite new perspectives and interlocution. from Hyperallergic
Meanwhile rivals, such as the Kavli and Breakthrough prizes, are being endowed by more recent plutocrats. from Economist
Thus endowed, our President has had little reason to study issues or the world at large. from CNN
Joel C. Gregory, holder of an endowed chair in preaching and evangelism at Baylor; the Rev. from CNN
Together, they have endowed wrestling to a degree that other Olympic sports can only dream about. from The New York Times
Well, I suppose it's one thing being a sex object without being over-endowed with intelligence. from Vice
"I'm not very endowed with a lot of healthy coping mechanisms," Travers includes with a laugh. from Vice
In Chinese thought, humans are not equally endowed; they vary in suzhi (素质), or quality. from The New York Times
Here's hoping that some venturesome, well-endowed university or cultural institution is seeking a beautiful home. from The New York Times
Kempowski, who endowed his characters with autobiographical traits, died in 2007 at the age of 78. from The New York Times
BOSTON — What is the mission of the Boston Symphony, the most generously endowed orchestra in America? from The New York Times
In order for Japan to mitigate this problem, it has to walk away from the resources that it is not endowed with–decrease the consumption of fossil fuels—and must focus on the resources that it is endowed with—reopening nuclear plants, investing heavily in renewables. from The Hill
The central difference is that Mr. Sanders's targets are amply endowed to rebut or undermine his assertions. from The New York Times
But in reality, as a woman extremely well-endowed in the cleavage arena, I've encountered many limitations. from Refinery 29
By comparison, Bill Gates has endowed the foundation he shares with his wife Melinda with $50 billion. from Axios
Like many politically engaged nonprofits, JCN does not disclose its donors but it's quite well endowed. OpenSecrets. from Reuters
Is Don Neto made of human skin, human organs, and endowed with a human sense of fear? from Refinery 29
The Syrian government controls areas west of the Euphrates river that are less endowed with oil resources. from Reuters
I forgot to mention that I'd like to skip the hips and ass of the well endowed. from People
Shah and her colleagues also endowed their scaffolding material with pores in which follicles could be placed. from CNN
Louise B. and J. Harwood Cochrane endowed a painting conservatorship at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. from Hyperallergic
The well-endowed, tiny-waisted hourglass Angels Victoria's Secret has promoted have defined sexy for a generation. from Refinery 29
We are endowed with the mental powers and imagination to get under the skin of other species. from The New York Times
Loving the freedoms all people are endowed with by their creator is an embodiment of American values. from The Hill
As mentioned, the snowballs were plenty and anatomically correct, and extremely well-endowed snowmen dotted the landscape. from Vice
Most of the nicknames in this year's tournament were endowed by family members rather than basketball peers. from The New York Times
Foley has even endowed a scholarship for a men's or women's basketball player from nearby Suffolk County. from Vice
"There will always be someone who is younger, hotter, thinner, perkier, fitter, or better endowed," she said. from Business Insider
These are some of the least endowed and 'heavier around the waist' Hooters Girls I've ever seen. from Vox
The duck has been captured at nearly every angle and endowed with a multitude of internet voices. from The New York Times
Soon thereafter, she will likely propose some kind of lopsided merger with a securely endowed educational institution. from The New York Times
He raised money for Hillary Clinton and recently endowed a university faculty chair in Gloria Steinem's name. from The New York Times
An earlier version of this article referred incorrectly to the Harvard space endowed by Adrian Piper's ancestor. from The New York Times
Endowed with the immense powers of his office, he lacks the cynical Old Oligarch's understanding of politics. from The New York Times
The modern era endowed countries with two rights, supposedly unassailable, that turned out to exist in tension. from The New York Times
The change was all the more jarring because Iran is endowed with vast quantities of fossil fuels. from The New York Times
Google says the program, AlphaGo Zero, endowed itself with "superhuman abilities," learning strategies previously unknown to humans. from Mashable
Jason Bennett Thatcher is an MIS endowed fellow at the University of Alabama's Culverhouse College of Business. from The Hill
We've endowed you with the skills to better handle your disease,' and expect people to get better. from Vox
Zimbabwe, a country endowed with natural resources is unfortunately perennially characterized by economic meltdown and social strife. from Business Insider
When it comes to land quality and climate, UN data suggest that Germany and Mozambique are similarly endowed. from Economist
He serves on the board of City Squash and recently endowed the U.S. Squash Head National Coach Fund. from CNBC
The only intelligence that can currently attempt all these tasks is the kind that humans are endowed with. from Economist
We have endowed private foundations that don't even have a connection on the board to the original donor. from Vox
Dr Matter's project, called CarbFix, is based in Iceland, a country well-endowed with both environmentalism and basalt. from Economist
But a special counsel is still a federal prosecutor endowed with the power to indict or not indict. from The Hill
"Dondalah," the woman had moaned to a well-endowed Cro-Magnon, her valley thundering with hooves of ecstasy. from The New York Times
In fact, the Second Amendment does not give people any rights; these rights are already endowed by nature. from The Hill
They are endowed with this power to be able to do that to basically manipulate reality through magick. from Vice
Just ask seemingly lash-endowed celebrities like Adele and Kim K — thick, plentiful lashes require a little help. from Refinery 29
The industrialist Peter Cooper endowed the school to educate working-class New Yorkers at no cost to them. from The New York Times
The methods were crudely effective, but they also endowed smuggled-in news with the credibility of the forbidden. from The New York Times
Recently, he endowed an annual summer fellowship at Brooklyn Law School to fund a student advancing L.G.B.T. rights. from The New York Times
Today, the machine is the computer, endowed by software with transformative technology Mr. Laarman has pushed to extremes. from The New York Times
Fortunately, nature came endowed with incredibly precise clocks of her own in the form of atomic energy transitions. from Vice
The New York University Center for Bioethics was established in 21900 with a professorship endowed by Dr. Zitrin. from The New York Times
Slim and stately with a shock of white hair, he endowed his characters with a sense of gravity. from The New York Times
So, you can definitely still catch the virus by having sex (unless you're, like, inhumanly endowed I guess). from Mashable
I should have known this would be the outcome: He was older, tenured and held an endowed professorship. from The New York Times
With a $750m endowment, #KHScholars will be the largest fully endowed graduate scholarship program in the world. pic.twitter. from Mashable
Men are stronger and bigger and, best of all, endowed with testosterone, which boosts all of the above. from The Hill
She was bisexual and wanted to try more with girls and have encounters with very well-endowed men. from Vice
He has also been a trustee at Juilliard, and has endowed a scholarship there for struggling jazz musicians. from The New York Times
It is realized in the human capability for action, a feature all new human beings are endowed with. from The New York Times
Lusardi is the Denit Trust Endowed Chair of Economics and Accountancy at the George Washington University School of Business. from CNBC
The researchers say it's possible that domestication and artificial selection endowed dogs with this capacity, but admit it's unlikely. from Gizmodo
It didn't last long, but he was very well-endowed, so I had high hopes for future hook-ups. from Vice
The Naja barely escape violent annihilation and then establish an alliance with an exiled civilization endowed with supernatural abilities. from Vice
They will be embedded with fibers that turn them translucent and strategically endowed with electrical conductivity that replaces wiring. from The New York Times
The psychological awareness that we are endowed with after reading a work of fiction can last for several days. from Economist
That endowed him with political powers far beyond his constitutional role and helped him defuse political conflicts and violence. from The New York Times
Endowed with an improbable durability, this infrastructure of printed words retains much of its power to define the region. from The New York Times
As in the Disney film, Pinocchio is endowed with a chirping conscience in the form of a sidekick insect. from The New York Times
Mr. Deutschman, 52, holds the Donald W. Reynolds Endowed Chair in Business Journalism at the University of Nevada, Reno. from The New York Times
Pankaj Patel is the Frank J. and Jane E. Ryan endowed chair in strategy and innovation at Villanova University. from The Hill
Their perseverance in the face of infirmities (some depended on walkers and canes) endowed their demonstrations with disproportionate publicity. from The New York Times
Men have historically been endowed greater physical strength and traditionally have served as the protectors of their family units. from CNN
But the Indian conglomerate, controlled by philanthropic trusts endowed by the Tata family, struggled to turn the steelmaker around. from Reuters
They have attended richly endowed schools where they don't have to decide between reading or music, math or art. from The New York Times
These are image-bearing persons who are endowed by their Creator, not by their 'usefulness' with certain inalienable rights. from Vox
This fall, he will join Villanova University as the Charles Widger Endowed University Professor in Law, Business and Economics. from Vox
"We are dealing with very well endowed people having very rough sex for very long amounts of time," Reign explains. from Vice
It's a promise that has endowed presidents with the power to change the lives of countless millions around the world. from CNN
An endowed trust fund has been established in the name of Dr. Wei, Specialist Principe, and the entire TE team. from Wired
As for the walker, it was endowed with a pair of legs, each consisting of an upper and lower section. from Gizmodo
Although sparsely populated and vastly endowed with mineral wealth, Mongolia has yet to set its economy on a stable footing. from Economist
Nicki Minaj's ex BF Safaree Samuels definitely has a type -- well endowed (front and back) chicks named Nicki ... or Nikki. from TMZ
Many were endowed with government financing, subsidized rent, and high-end tools and technology, like 241D printers and laser cutters. from Vice
Annamaria Lusardi is the Denit Trust Endowed Chair of Economics and Accountancy at the George Washington University School of Business. from CNBC
First, the flow of capital from non-traditional sources endowed entrepreneurs with more options, negotiating leverage and thus, better terms. from TechCrunch
Joanna L. Grossman is the Ellen K. Solender Endowed Chair in Women and Law at SMU Dedman School of Law. from Vox
A Personhood Amendment has endowed embryos with the right to liberty, the pursuit of happiness, and above all else, life. from Refinery 29
This visual age has endowed beauty with new power, and social media have turned great works of art into superstars. from Economist
A few episodes later, Morty buys a generously endowed sex robot and fucks it so much he fathers a child. from Vice
We have a stately public library in Wahpeton, still standing serenely on its great green lawn, endowed by good citizens. from The New York Times
The gift, which essentially endowed Open Society in perpetuity, made it the second largest foundation by assets in the country. from CNBC
Echoing the grandeur of ancient Rome, the station was a shared democratic space that endowed all citizens with equal dignity. from The New York Times
They are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights, among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. from The New York Times
The billionaire at Thursday's debate insisted he is well-endowed — rounding out a new low point in modern political decorum. from The Hill
He was at his most captivating in the aria "Wenn der Freude Tränen Fliessen," which he endowed with expressive plangency. from The New York Times
We actually witnessed an interchange — in the first 10 minutes, no less — about how well endowed (or not) he is. from The New York Times
With paintings like Brilliantly Endowed, Hendricks confronted the respectability politics of the era by empowering subjects to just be themselves. from Vice
To some he was Wade Nichols, well-endowed star of X-rated films like Jawbreakers, Teenage Pyjama Party, and Boynapped. from Vice
The university itself is home to a First Amendment Center endowed by the venerable Scripps Howard broadcasting and newspaper chain. from The New York Times
Tisch was a board member of the 92nd Street Y, where the family endowed the Tisch Center for the Arts. from The New York Times
But it's trying to appeal to a younger, less-endowed class of the aspiring rich — and focusing exclusively on tech. from Vox
The reverence in which they held Washington makes it all the more ironic that they endowed the office so weakly. from Vox
The gift, which essentially endowed Open Society in perpetuity, made it the second largest foundation by assets in the country. from The New York Times
A striking example of the perils of property is provided by charities that have been richly endowed with real estate. from The New York Times
The couple's gift in 2006 endowed the full tuition subsidy and special funding for student research projects and study abroad. from The New York Times
CARL SAFINA STONY BROOK, N.Y. The writer is the first endowed professor for nature and humanity at Stony Brook University. from The New York Times
As for those terrorists who never made it home, they have streets, schools, parks and competitions endowed with their names. from The Hill
Annamaria Lusardi is the Denit Trust Endowed Chair of Economics and Accountancy at the George Washington University School of Business. from CNBC
In succeeding Allen, Ms. Mitchell takes up the William S. Dietrich II Endowed Chair in Jazz Studies, a new position. from The New York Times
Several years ago, a donor anonymously endowed a curatorial position, and the museum decided to name it after photographer Minor White. from Hyperallergic
Joanna L. Grossman is the Ellen K. Solender endowed chair in women and the law at SMU Dedman School of Law. from Vox
When Jefferson wrote that we are endowed by our Creator with certain inalienable rights, he was referring to the natural law. from Fox News
Directly across the street, for example, a billboard features a group of well-endowed bikini models frolicking in a water park. from Hyperallergic
As an endowed chair, Comey is set to give five lectures on public policy, with the first of those happening Wednesday. from Buzzfeed News
Cliburn enjoyed a life of glory, with a Texas piano competition endowed in his name and recordings that sold in millions. from Economist
They endowed him with long hair, a beard, and typical Irish features such as fair skin, blue eyes, and brown hair. from Gizmodo
Democracy evolved out of a series of mass public consultations—clan conferences—which endowed it with an unusual degree of legitimacy. from Economist
Private foundations are a different type of endowed-giving vehicle that usually make sense for individuals with larger amounts of money. from CNBC
If you're American, French or any other nationality endowed with a certain suaveness, then it's likely you've never had this problem. from Mashable
Since then every move, feint or mistake made by shipping in this region and beyond has been endowed with strategic meaning. from CNN
After having sex with her first well-endowed hook-up, she realized that she wanted to experience it again and again. from Vice
According to the researchers, a machine endowed with global availability and self-monitoring aspects would behave as though it were conscious. from Vice
A 2015 software update also endowed Amazon's entire line of Fire TV and Fire TV stick streamers with captive-portal access. from Mashable
If we go back to Greek antiquity, Medusa was a mighty force endowed with the power to both kill and redeem. from Vice
Adam Moeser is the Matilda R. Wilson endowed chair and associate professor of large animal clinical sciences at Michigan State University. from Vice
Thanks to a well-endowed charity run by Mr Erdogan's son, these schools are often better equipped than ordinary state ones. from Economist
Matolcsy set up the foundations in 22014 and endowed them with money from the NBH's operating surplus in 153 and 215. from Reuters
Terrorists, given their nature, are a defeatable enemy; they should not be endowed with a fearsomeness out of balance with reality. from The Hill
The agreement declared that the pope was not only the equivalent of a secular monarch but also endowed with divine rights. from The New York Times
Thomas Hazlett is H.H. Macaulay Endowed Professor of Economics at Clemson University, and formerly served as chief economist of the FCC. from The Hill
An earlier version of this article misspelled part of the name of an endowed chair Darra Goldstein holds at Williams College. from The New York Times
"Many in the field (including myself) affectionately refer to Charlie Bergman as the 'dean of artist-endowed foundation leaders,'" she said. from The New York Times
Stepping into the vacuum, the technologically endowed of Silicon Valley are talking about a future that bypasses the labor market entirely. from The New York Times
Not only does she seem endowed with more senses than the allotted five, she bends syntax and punctuation to her will. from The New York Times
Still, for a country endowed with a wealth of natural resources, very little of the profits filtered down to ordinary people. from The New York Times
His sponsorship of endowed faculty positions at Johns Hopkins in the Center for Gun Policy and Research has helped several scholars. from The New York Times
Often they were endowed with keen powers of observation and original thinking, innate charm, a sense of balance and high energy. from The New York Times
Both Bowdoin and Trinity colleges, for example, waive application fees for first-gen students; Pitzer College has a few endowed scholarships. from The New York Times
Christine J. Vincent, who studies artist-endowed foundations at the Aspen Institute, said the winding down process itself wasn't necessarily unusual. from The New York Times
The Ayala name was removed from the School of Biological Sciences, as well as from fellowships, scholar programs and endowed chairs. from The New York Times
"God has endowed rulers full power to use whatever means necessary — including war — to stop evil," he said, speaking for God. from The New York Times
The family has funded endowed professorships at the Raymond and Beverly Sackler Institute for Biological, Physical and Engineering Sciences at Yale. from The New York Times
They were designing a separation-of-powers system that endowed the coordinate branches with checks and balances to police each other. from The Hill
She is a protector of the innocent, beautiful and good, as well as endowed with superpowers, magical weapons and great strength. from The New York Times
Endowed with an ample, vigorous voice and a knack for expansive legato lines, he may mature into a tenor to watch. from The New York Times
He also endowed the Rhodes Scholarship which has allowed thousands of foreign students to study at Oxford in the last century. from Reuters
While Perry didn't deny Bloom is well-endowed, she clarified with a laugh that it was "his heart" that won her over. from People
That's basically what that song is all about: [A man could be endowed] with two inches — or it could be a yard. from People
In this case, Jesus is replaced by a less holy (but much better endowed) figure, and his acolytes are far from angelic. from Economist
Mr Berger's firm did not participate but 11 years ago he set up a foundation endowed with €50m to help disadvantaged youth. from Economist
Others who'd seen that boy in the group shower knew him to be well-endowed, so Jensen's claim didn't seem far-fetched. from Buzzfeed News
But according to his former Friends with Benefits co-star, Patricia Clarkson, the former boy band frontman is in fact well-endowed. from Refinery 29
But by packing these neurons in such a dense fashion, birds have been endowed with higher cognitive power per pound than mammals. from Gizmodo
When I found myself bottoming for a very well-endowed man, I suggested he use the female condom like a conventional condom. from Vice
He holds the Endowed Chair for Nature and Humanity at Stony Brook University on Long Island, where he runs the Safina Center. from CNN
Slater left the University of Arizona for the University of Wyoming, where he holds an endowed chair for excellence in higher education. from Mashable
But one of the many natural resources with which Africa is so richly endowed is a huge, huge surplus of extra distance. from Vice News
Allison Weiss Brady and her sister launched a second generation of giving with an endowed fund of $15,000 some 14 years ago. from Reuters
Jew, Arab, Christian, Hindu, atheist and agnostic are all equal, endowed with a spark of the divine that lends them infinite dignity. from The Hill
Classroom heroes like Robin Williams in "Dead Poets Society" or Michelle Pfeiffer in "Dangerous Minds" are endowed with exceptional, innate inspirational powers. from Economist
Arthur's daughter Elizabeth is on the board of the Brooklyn Museum, where she endowed the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art. from New Yorker
They endowed a scholarship at Stanford for women in STEM fields and offered financial aid for applicants to the chamber-music seminar. from New Yorker
Christoph Winkler, Hynes Endowed Professor of Entrepreneurship & Innovation and Founding Program Director of the Hynes Institute for Entrepreneurship & Innovation at Iona College from Business Insider
Trump responded with characteristic taste and restraint, reassuring a debate audience a few nights later that he was, fear not, sufficiently endowed. from The New York Times
The university said that the during Dr. Sample's presidency, the number of endowed chairs and professorships had risen to 403, from 152. from The New York Times
Some customers have requested manikins with small penises, but, so far, poorly endowed men have refused to let Matt cast their dicks. from Vice
Whales are among the most charismatic animals on the planet, endowed with a grace and majesty that has captivated humans for millennia. from Vice
Brilliantly Endowed (Self Portrait) is one example of how Hendricks used his canvas to defy respectability politics, garnering both praise and criticism. from Vice
As she explained it, the demographic changes threatening Hampshire's future are a serious concern to all but the most well-endowed universities. from The New York Times
THE MAGAZINE An article on July 1 about the artist Adrian Piper referred incorrectly to the Harvard space endowed by her ancestor. from The New York Times
His father is the endowed professor and chief of the department of medicine, division of infectious diseases, at the University of Pittsburgh. from The New York Times
Tony Pederson is professor of journalism and holds The Belo Foundation Endowed Distinguished Chair in Journalism at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. from The Hill
Last year, he donated the group to a foundation he created, the Lenfest Institute for Journalism, which he endowed with $20 million. from The New York Times
This was the movement that, following the lead of Morris Louis and Kenneth Noland, endowed painting with the casual radiance of watercolor. from The New York Times
The magazines, well endowed with advertising, were able to apply the highest available standard of reproduction, on coated stock, with generous dimensions. from The New York Times
In December, he and his wife committed $1 million to launch the Iger-Bay Endowed Scholarship at Iger's alma mater, Ithaca College. from Business Insider
Mr. Fox endowed Dr. Bombay, a warlock, with a dotty rectitude and utter confidence, reinforced by his crisp and friendly British accent. from The New York Times
Older lenses, such as classics with manual focus and aperture, will still fit the adapter but can't be magically endowed with automatic features. from TechCrunch
So she has her own apartment (her parents pay the mortgage), and she has a job at the museum endowed by her family. from Vox
Artist Neil Mendoza has endowed a goldfish with the power to "smash people stuff," reversing the typically anthropocentric dynamics of marine power relations. from Hyperallergic
Every citizen in the town is endowed with an equal budget of "voice credits," an artificial currency that can be exchanged for votes. from Vox
In the standing variety, the receiving partner can better manage how deep their well-endowed lover thrusts by opening and closing their thighs. from Refinery 29
According to Simpson, the car as art object represents the legacy of agency and power endowed by the Santa Clara Pueblo female experience. from Hyperallergic
Americans may get around 2.4 billion robocalls a month, so the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) just endowed phone companies with a new weapon. from Mashable
But even the daintiest of hummingbirds is endowed with a rich evolutionary heritage that links it to gigantic theropod dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus rex. from Vice
Ms. Jenkins, who is 35, beautiful and vocally well endowed is a direct artistic descendant of Mr. Webber's most dedicated interpreter, Sarah Brightman. from The New York Times
In our Declaration of Independence, the Founders declared that everyone is endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, including and especially life. from The Hill
"I'm well-endowed," a woman might respond, even if she's only a full B or smaller C – which is not necessarily the reality. from TechCrunch
Wise has also endowed Fedor's character with an exaggerated Jewish-American identity, one marked by Yiddishisms and shtick and often verging on caricature. from The New York Times
Some of Jeffrey Epstein's former associates — Leslie Wexner, Glenn Dubin, and Leon Black — have endowed fellowships at Harvard's prestigious Kennedy School of Government. from Business Insider
It also touted a "masculine toilet" to give well-endowed men "peace of mind" by ensuring that their genitals would not touch porcelain. from The New York Times
He constantly returned to the core belief of America's founding in 1776, that we are endowed by our creator with certain unalienable rights. from The New York Times
Nike cofounder Phil Knight is donating $400 million to Stanford University to help create the largest fully-endowed graduate scholarship in the world. from Mashable
They weren't pulled from thin air but from the idea of natural law and the concept of human rights endowed by a Creator. from The Hill
This can help sidestep one problem of relying on charity alone: well-endowed foundations focusing on the plight of cities, not small towns. from Economist
One of them, H.R. 424, would strip gray wolves of protections endowed by the Endangered Species Act in in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Wyoming. from Vice
I suppose some runaway slaves would have been lost on the way, stumbling on animals endowed with teeth and venom, claw and night sight. from Hyperallergic
Their preferred man is Ebrahim Raeisi, the newly appointed head of one of Iran's most important and best-endowed shrines, Imam Reza in Mashhad. from Economist
Not all regions of Britain are equally well endowed with treasure, whose complex legal definition refers to a find's age, size and metallic composition. from Economist
Here's how the newly endowed fund would stack up compared with the other sovereign wealth funds, as tracked by the Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute. from CNBC
The snake, a recurrent element in Mr. Huang's art, is an enigmatic symbol in both Chinese and Western mythology, endowed with multiple, contradictory qualities. from The New York Times
Frank Church (D-Idaho), for whom my university position is endowed, intuitively grasped how to wield the levers of influence to meet their objectives. from The Hill
In Bartlett Sher's rejuvenating revival of a Rodgers and Hammerstein war horse, Ms. O'Hara endowed her part with an exquisite emotional delicacy and fluency. from The New York Times
The central authority doesn't have to be a state to make it work, but there must be an institution endowed with the relevant powers. from CNN
Citizens of what was once one of the region's wealthiest nations, endowed with plentiful oil, have starved to death and died from preventable diseases. from The New York Times
Ms. Van Son's breasts weren't big enough to conceal the funnel, so she enlisted a better-endowed colleague to shuttle it in for her. from The New York Times
Bale, thickening and graying before our eyes, burrows into the personality of a shrewd operator endowed with whatever the opposite of charisma might be. from The New York Times
Candidates for endowed faculty chairs such as the Sterling are proposed by the university president and approved by the board of trustees, he said. from The New York Times
Mr. Smith voices Kaz, a floppy-haired emo boy who happens to be a "magistocrat," part of a family endowed with demon-slaying powers. from The New York Times
Newly endowed with superhuman strength, Steve is rebranded as Captain America as he's sent to wage war against the monstrous Red Skull (Hugo Weaving). from Business Insider
Scott Dust, Ph.D., is the Dr. John F. Mee Endowed Assistant Professor of Management at the Farmer School of Business, Miami University (Oxford, OH). from Business Insider
So Secor's talk about the sidewinders, and their feast-or-famine diet, made him wonder if the animals' intestines were endowed with superhero strength. from The New York Times
The attack represents a flagrant challenge to America's core values — that people of every race or religion are endowed with the same inalienable rights. from CNN
What's more, the essential feature of all digital personal assistants is the human traits (voice, face, language) with which their developers have endowed them. from TechCrunch
One of them, H.R. 424, would strip gray wolves of protections endowed by the Endangered Species Act in in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Wyoming. from Vice
Even more bizarre, male ghost sharks are endowed with retractable sex organs located on their foreheads, making them the literal dickheads of the sea. from Vice
It has been endowed with a $000 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to study non-drug alternative treatments for lower back pain. from Vice
It was a conclusion that endowed the Trump administration -- if not exactly Trump himself -- with far more intentionality than many observers are willing to cede. from CNN
He marched in the Park City, Utah, Women's March and endowed a faculty chair at Rutgers University in the name of feminist icon Gloria Steinem. from Buzzfeed News
That meant that I was less compelled to compare myself to the men she saw who were invariably tall, handsome, smart, successful, impossibly well-endowed. from Vice
I envision a Chuck Brown Endowed Chair in Digital and Cultural Studies, funding doctoral and postdoctoral fellowships dedicated to studying go-go music and culture. from The New York Times
Donald Trump's claim during the Republican debate in Detroit that he was amply endowed might have shocked many, but it belongs to a venerable history. from New Republic
With a total endowment of $750 million, the Stanford program will be the largest fully-endowed scholarship program in the world, according to the college. from CNBC
The attorney for the officers who shot White claimed the PCP had endowed him with "super-human strength," and that definitely could have been true. from Vice
The board could accomplish this despite the city's bad credit rating because the state endowed PICA with all the proper incentives for responsible financial management. from The Hill
The well-endowed will benefit further from Trump's plan to provide one-time tax relief to companies that have $2 trillion in cash stashed overseas. from Reuters
It just felt like a tacky and surreal party, filled with eccentrics who happened to be very well-endowed in the chest or trouser department. from Vice
Since 1974, he has been on the faculty at Brandeis University, where he is a professor of biology and holds an endowed chair in neuroscience. from The New York Times
I would like to say I feel a sense of personal vindication now that I have an endowed professorship at one of Columbia's affiliated institutions. from The New York Times
The Senate Judiciary Committee should learn whatever possible about any man or woman who may become one of the nine justices endowed with that power. from The New York Times
Today in facepalm, Part 1 Uganda's tourism minister thinks the nation's "naturally endowed" women can draw in tourists, so he's planned a "curvy" beauty pageant. from CNN
Juan Orlando Hernández, Honduras's president since 2014, was thought to be the region's political genius, endowed with a preternatural talent for keeping and wielding power. from Economist
Although endowed with a primate mind, he was a being far from the twisted detritus of humankind; he preserved the purity of his creator's instincts. from The New York Times
So, if well-endowed universities are engines of economic growth and opportunity for the middle class, why have Republicans targeted them in their tax bill? from The New York Times
There are plenty of people in Washington, DC, advocating on behalf of corporate industries, or well-endowed universities, or the idiosyncratic interests of wealthy donors. from Vox
The conference is being staged at the Beverly Hilton by the Milken Institute, a think tank endowed by former Drexel Burnham Lambert banker Michael Milken. from Reuters
Each product presenter at Google's Pixel event emphasized that its new hardware products are endowed with machine-learning technology, and the same goes for Google Clips. from Mashable
Although it all sounds very weird, Daniel M. Palacios, an endowed assistant professor in whale habitats at Oregon State University, said it's not totally unheard of. from Buzzfeed News
It would be even more compelling if I didn't find my bandmates, endowed with solid voice acting but corny dialogue and Slenderman-esque proportions, somewhat annoying. from The Verge
Humans, who once settled where water was plentiful, are now inclined to shift around to places that are less well endowed, pulled by other economic forces. from Economist
Better yet, according to every critic I spoke with, would be more corporate funding for academic research, in forms such as endowed chairs, fellowships and grants. from Axios
"Women have always been endowed with equal rights, even though our country has wrongly failed to recognize them," added Nevada Attorney General Aaron D. Ford (D). from The Hill
It costs more to build in crowded cities than on empty fields, but low-density areas are, he notes, "remarkably well-endowed with senators per capita". from Economist
By the start of this year, officials had established 1503,013 "state-guided funds", endowed with 5.3trn yuan ($807bn), much of it for "Made in China" industries. from Economist
Size Minded was founded in 2010 by a couple of well-endowed buddies who were frustrated by the silence around penis size on other dating sites. from Vice
She had started, in 1980, funding a prize for short fiction at the University of Pittsburgh Press, and later endowed its annual $15,000 prize in perpetuity. from The New York Times
The conversion from movement into meaning is both seamless and direct, because we are endowed with the capacity to speak without talking and comprehend without hearing. from Wired
During manumission ceremonies, the change in hat denoted their change in status from a servile piece of property to a freed Roman citizen endowed with libertas. from Hyperallergic
IN ENGLISH, the object on your face that smells things is called a "nose", and, if you are generously endowed, you might describe it as "big". from Economist
" But even Washburn rejoiced when the United States won the war, writing that he hoped America would be "endowed with wisdom" to manage "our new possessions. from New Republic
Mr. Bollea, while on the stand, to illustrate the distinction between himself and his fictional character, said that Hulk Hogan was better endowed than he was. from The New York Times
Endowed with this intelligence, we'll not only be able to understand but also influence and optimize the way we interact with ourselves and our natural world. from TechCrunch
It's the conviction that we are all created equal, endowed by our Creator with certain unalienable rights, among them life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. from Vox
"It should have been retracted," said Brad Rodu, a professor of medicine and the endowed chair in tobacco harm-reduction research at the University of Louisville. from Vice
We are a successful species, but not exceptionally so, and as far as I can tell not in virtue of being exceptionally well-endowed with reason. from Vox
The corpse may be waste, "meat gone mad," James Joyce wrote in "Ulysses," but since our beginnings we have endowed corpses with cultural and symbolic significance. from The New York Times
At the same time, she endowed the character with such tremulous lyricism, that it was an honor as well as a nightmare to identify with her. from The New York Times
It's the conviction that we are all created equal, endowed by our Creator with certain unalienable rights, among them life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. from Politico
Giorgio de Chirico created a slyly subversive cover for the November 1935 issue that endowed a traditional fashion still life with a hint of Surrealist menace. from The New York Times
Don Downing is a clinical professor at the University of Washington School of Pharmacy in Seattle and endowed chair of the Institute for Innovative Pharmacy Practice. from The Hill
Purdue Pharma's profits fueled a philanthropic dynasty, which endowed professorships and cultural prizes around the world and emblazoned the family name on medical institutes and museums. from The New York Times
Brotman is the inaugural Howard Distinguished Endowed Professor of Media Management and Law and Beaman Professor of Communication and Information at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. from The Hill
"We need to see more of the best-endowed institutions taking this seriously," said Tony Marx, Amherst's former president, who runs the New York Public Library. from The New York Times
Eventually, Spelman worked out a permanent solution to terminate the endowed professorship and distribute the related funds to a foundation established by his wife, Camille Cosby. from CNBC
It's the conviction that we are all created equal, endowed by our creator with certain unalienable rights, among them life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. from The New York Times
The user is not told that a control group, who are not endowed with superpowers, are passive passengers on a V.R. helicopter tour of the city. from New Yorker
The Chinese Communist Party recently reappointed Xi as president, and in the process endowed him with more power than a Chinese leader has had in decades. from Vox
Even if Prince Charming will never come galloping around on his awkwardly endowed stallion, it's nice—if but for three and a half minutes—to dream. from Vice
How nice it would be to be former Olympians covering the games, endowed with a large, fancy hotel room, unlimited towels, with some time to kill? from Vice
Hours after she quoted the university's investigation on the House floor, Mashable published a long investigationinto the professor, who now holds an endowed chair at another university. from Wired
Much as with the Breakout system, they endowed their AI with some abilities up front, such as knowledge that helps it discern the likely edges of characters. from Wired
Endowed with this massive story bank of fright, Shelley is a program that churns out its own unique tales of the undead and soon-to-be dead. from Mashable
She Showed Everyone Having Big Breasts Isn't Always Sexy Bloom recently released the song "Heavy Boobs," sharing the inconvenient and decidedly unsexy side of being well-endowed. from People
It may be a surprise to hear, but many good chefs are endowed with free will and the ability to transport themselves from one location to another. from Vice
Kalogera is also co-founder and the current director of CIERA, the Center for Interdisciplinary Exploration and Research in Astrophysics, an endowed research center at Northwestern University. from CNN
Well-financed candidates or their super-PAC surrogates often use their resources to drown out or distort the message of their less well-endowed rivals during campaigns. from The Hill
But there was another component to the donation: Mr. Lauder endowed a new position, curator of visual culture, in the institution's department of prints, drawings and photographs. from The New York Times
Following on from the sound of the previously released tracks "On Hold" and "Say Something Loving," I See You is endowed with an overall more optimistic vibe. from Vice
Those who are richly endowed with talent may find it easy to excel in multiple domains, to be Renaissance men and women, to be decathletes of life. from The New York Times
Comey has taken on the role as endowed chair in public policy at Howard for the 2017-18 school year, and will deliver a series of lectures. from Politico
In 1982, he succeeded John Robert Schrieffer, a recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physics, in the Mary Amanda Wood endowed chair in physics at the university. from The New York Times
Stuart Brotman is the inaugural Howard Distinguished Endowed Professor of Media Management and Law and Beaman Professor of Communication and Information at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. from The Hill
A major point of contention was her proposal to trim back the use of school operating funds to supplement salaries of senior faculty members holding endowed chairs. from The New York Times
He took over a gymnasium site sacred to Apollo Lyceus (the wolf-god) and transformed it into the most powerful and well-endowed school in the world. from The New York Times
" Tom Shales of The Washington Post, 26 years later, was more enthusiastic, praising him as "mythic, timeless, fearless — endowed by the gods with some absurd miraculous gift. from The New York Times
During her tenure, the school established the Center for Digital Media Entrepreneurship, the Peter A. Horvitz Endowed Chair in Journalism Innovation and the Newhouse Sports Media Center. from The New York Times
The underlying reality is that most of the players in this game, politicians not least, endowed central banks with supposed powers that were actually far beyond their grasp. from Reuters
Four new species of parasitic wasps were uncovered, all of which have now been endowed with the coolest names: Xenomorphia resurrecta, Xenomorphia handschini, Coptera anka, and Palaeortona quercyensis. from Gizmodo
They also take into account CMP's position as a socially oriented organisation, endowed with the regional monopoly on pawnbroking, which is considered a public service under French law. from Reuters
Or, more to the point, the elements that are endowed with shape, surface, and weight often function as delivery systems for those that are not, literally or metaphorically. from Hyperallergic
But perhaps a better comparison might be the United Nations — a group of individuals endowed with the almost impossible responsibility of policing a network of interconnected autonomous powers. from Buzzfeed News
The quarterly report was the first filed by Trump Victory, offering a window into which well-endowed Republicans are the first batch to contribute to his presidential effort. from CNN
But in April of this year, a second team of Chinese researchers used CRISPR to do something far more interesting—they endowed human embryos with a biological enhancement. from Gizmodo
Most animals are endowed with a mechanism, well known to over-indulging college Freshmen, that renders a non-bitter taste un-consumable, if that taste has proven toxic. from Gizmodo
China's investment in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) has brought fresh focus on Baluchistan, which is endowed with rich but largely unexploited reserves of copper and gold. from Reuters
"For many decades, skin was believed to be a mere barrier, not endowed with sensory capability," Yong Chen, a co-author of the study, said in a statement. from Vice
Traditionally at this point he'd be wallowing in the plaudits of his party and tasting the power endowed by his first few hours as its presumptive presidential nominee. from CNN
Somehow (white) people think protesting inequality in a country that loves to talk about how all men are created equal and endowed with certain unalienable rights is objectionable. from Vice
My greatest disappointments at Pho were its pho noodle soups, largely because the beef-based broth (accented by a dash of cinnamon) was scantily endowed aside from noodles. from The New York Times
Of course, not all countries are endowed with the likes of Norway's prodigious rivers and mountain lakes, nor are they sitting atop subterranean thermal riches like volcanic Iceland. from CNN
Humans are the only species on Earth endowed with advanced mathematical ability and a fully fledged faculty of language, but are these hallmarks of intelligence or human idiosyncrasies? from Wired
Rhodes endowed the famous scholarships that bear his name and that have allowed 8,000 students from countries around the world to study at Oxford over the past century. from Reuters
Gerhardt Attard, John Black Charitable Foundation Endowed Chair in Urological Cancer Research at University College London, believes that this may soon become a common method for cancer screening. from CNN
But dozens of experiments over the years have shown that people readily build strong bonds with computerised helpers which are endowed with anthropomorphic features, whether visual or vocal. from Economist
In 2009, Mr. Palopoli's sons Frank and John established an endowed science professorship in their father's name at La Salle University in Philadelphia, where the sons are alumni. from The New York Times
Mr. Thomas, for whom the endowed position is named, was a deputy police commissioner for legal matters 50 years ago, during the administration of Mayor John V. Lindsay. from The New York Times
It contains the world's largest populations, has an abundance of natural resources and energy resources and is endowed with high technology and some of the world's best universities. from The Hill
Like Terry, Bill has served on the V.E.S board and has kept in touch with black students, and he has also endowed a scholarship that bears his name. from The New York Times
Written and directed by Rob Lester, with a score consisting of pop oldies endowed with new lyrics, the production opens the season for the troupe Play Nice People. from The New York Times
Instead, Congress passed a sloppy tax bill that has no purpose other than punishing generously endowed universities that happen not to be located in the state of Kentucky. from The New York Times
To appreciate the reach of their collective influence, think of the Laurenz Foundation as a corporate Fabergé egg, its core nugget a Laurenz-endowed curator post at MoMA. from Hyperallergic
Each award was endowed or underwritten by visual artists like Ellsworth Kelly and his partner, Jack Shear, as well as the foundations of Cy Twombly and Roy Lichtenstein. from The New York Times
Ridiculous plays are somehow harder to pull off, depending, as they do, on actors endowed with outsize, go-for-broke personalities and an innate flair for outrageous theatrics. from The New York Times
Ms. Bick writes that she had "endowed Coat with very special magical qualities" and that she dreamed of returning to her home in Tuscany and her beloved nanny. from The New York Times
On Friday, at the inaugural Women's Convention in Detroit, she was a featured speaker — a new, combative face of feminism, endowed with Hollywood charisma yet anything but slick. from The New York Times
The gift was the largest private donation in the institution's history and endowed the creation of the DeVos Institute for Arts Management, a training center for cultural leaders. from Hyperallergic
Individuals or groups that included at least one male without them were, Mr Metz found, 3.6 times more likely to be attacked than if all males present were endowed. from Economist
However, the newly endowed platform is more than just a Facebook poll that tells you how you'll meet your end this Christmas by being squashed by a falling piano. from TechCrunch
" And the Kocktails with Khloé host had to reference the singer's well-endowed nude photo snapped by paparazzi during a skinny-dip: "We're thankful for Justin Bieber's … you know. from People
That's a lot of money, but Mr Wall provides no evidence that even the most elaborately decorated and exorbitantly priced wedding confections are endowed with the capacity of speech. from Economist
His English upbringing endowed him with a Cambridge degree and a call to the bar, but the aristocratic "von" had been added when he and Sunny married, in 1966. from Economist
He possesses the sort of swagger that only comes from having lived a life endowed with so much banter no teacher has ever been able to tell him off. from Vice
I already own an iPad, but this new one is really affordable, and now that it's endowed with Alexa's voice controls, it only makes the tablet a greater vealue. from Mashable
They endowed her with an artificial mind, called a neural network, an advanced form of machine learning in which a computer learns a task by relying on training examples. from Mashable
Hanna feels that she's been lucky in the number of well-endowed men she's met, although she believes that this also boils down to her very active sex life. from Vice
Before he died, Lenfest also endowed and created the Lenfest Institute for Journalism with $40 million and tasked it with solving the local news model in a digital age. from CNN
Howard University has appointed the former FBI Director to serve as the Gwendolyn S. and Colbert I. King Endowed Chair in Public Policy for the 2017-2018 academic year. from People
One lucky and financially well-endowed fan bid $110,000 to join the two Hollywood icons, along with a guest, for a private lunch in New York City on Thursday. from People
Designed with crewed missions in mind, it could be thought of as the production version of the rocket, endowed with all the refinements of years of real-world tests. from TechCrunch
Brontë, born 200 years ago this month, endowed her heroines, particularly Jane Eyre and Lucy Snowe, with similar disguises—their simple gowns cloaking an ardour for love and sex. from Economist
According to Liu, the robot was made using 3D printers and laser cutters, and is endowed with an array of sensors to measure things like wind speed and temperature. from Vice
Shortly after starting his studies in communications at Northwestern University in Illinois, he was a candidate for a scholarship that was endowed by the ventriloquist Edgar Bergen, an alumnus. from The New York Times
Since very few of us are endowed with great genius, it is important to understand that the quality of which I am speaking is to some degree democratically shared. from New Yorker
Given over to a masterly singer endowed with an opulent baritone that includes a silky, cellolike high register and penetrating depths, such an exploration of darkness can be cathartic. from The New York Times
Her voice seesaws between soprano girlish affection and contralto hostility in a single sentence, and more than other Marys I've seen, she is endowed with a robust, uneasy sensuality. from The New York Times
As holder of the school's Gwendolyn S. and Colbert I. King endowed chair in public policy, Comey is slated to give a number of speeches during the following year. from CNN
A representative for Walentas told Business Insider that the program will cover all of each scholar's school expenses for four years including summer enrichment programs, and is permanently endowed. from Business Insider
Equally courageous was his evolution into an ardent seeker of peace, which endowed him with a moral authority that a new generation of leaders too often seems to lack. from The New York Times
Jonathan Wai, Assistant Professor of Education Policy and Psychology and Endowed Chair at the University of Arkansas and colleagues looked into what these rankings actually reveal about particular colleges. from Business Insider
Our Declaration of Independence boldly states that each of us is endowed by our Creator with certain unalienable rights, and first among these is the right to life itself. from The Hill
If machines that were approaching human general intelligence were to be endowed with consciousness, would this potentially make them more willful and less easily controlled by their human creators? from TechCrunch
But Murugan works his themes with a light hand; they always emanate from his characters, who are endowed with enough contradiction and mystery to keep from devolving into mouthpieces. from The New York Times
Endowed with billions of dollars' worth of Facebook shares, CZI has awarded about $1.6 billion in grants and made $110 million in venture investments since its founding in 2015. from Buzzfeed News
But in Jessica the alienated edge of immigrant identity, which my mother and I both strove to hide, is played up and endowed with a kind of sideways charisma. from New Yorker
When I wrote the men who swept my TV women off their feet, they were always endowed with an element of this "tough boys with secret gooey centers" energy. from The New York Times
That they are endowed by their creator with certain — — with certain unalienable rights, that among these — — that among these are life — — life — — liberty — — liberty — — and the pursuit of happiness. from The New York Times
He is the algorithm made flesh, endowed with human frailties—longing, sadness, the need to urinate—the better to preach the Singularity's good news to denizens of Thatcherite Britain. from New Yorker
Mr. Gates, the Microsoft co-founder, whose $22014 billion-plus fortune has endowed the world's largest charitable organization, has done his best to minimize his connections to Mr. Epstein. from The New York Times
We are certainly less well endowed with one trait that has only recently become a virtue but may turn out to be the most important of all: attention span. from New Republic
The award, endowed by Mr. Martin, the actor, comedian and bluegrass musician, carries a cash prize of $50,000 and a bronze sculpture created by the American artist Eric Fischl. from The New York Times
" Cesare Lombroso, a prominent 19th-century Italian physiognomist, proposed separating children that he judged to be intellectually inferior, based on face and body measurements, from their "better-endowed companions. from The New York Times
" Cesare Lombroso, a prominent 19th-century Italian physiognomist, proposed separating children that he judged to be intellectually inferior, based on face and body measurements, from their "better-endowed companions. from The New York Times
In 2015 the university accepted $3.3 million from the Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility, a group founded by distillers, to establish an endowed professorship in psychiatry and behavioral science. from The New York Times
Another scientist, who I call James, is an endowed chair of science at one of the nation's top universities, and he has at least two laboratories under his control. from Vox
But as new research published today Royal Society Open Science shows, there's at least one other fish endowed with the powers of photolocation, namely Tripterygion delaisi, otherwise known as triplefin. from Gizmodo
The Koranic holdings from Turkey, for example, were diligently collected by members of the Ottoman ruling elite, who endowed their finest manuscripts to mosques, schools and tombs across the empire. from Economist
The Allman family wishes for tributes to Gregg be made to the Gregg Allman Scholarship Fund at The University of Georgia or the Allman/Lehman Endowed Scholarship at Syracuse University. from People
In 2010 Weinstein endowed the Tali and Boaz Weinstein Foundation, whose philanthropic initiatives focus on education, with particular attention to underprivileged children in New York City, poverty and Jewish causes. from CNBC
And in other parts of central and eastern Europe, from Serbia to Georgia, vast new Orthodox churches now adorn capital cities which were already endowed with many places of prayer. from Economist
Most of the pieces in the show depict full or fragmented versions of the white, thin, well-endowed, high-heeled female form that Jones' work is so closely associated with. from Vice
One character, Gabe, whose power is transforming into a Hulk-like behemoth endowed with super-strength, has FAS and is mute as a result, and struggles with substance abuse himself. from Hyperallergic
Glen Mays is the Scutchfield Endowed Professor of Health Services and Systems Research at the University of Kentucky College of Public Health, in the Department of Health Management and Policy. from The Hill
Joel C. Gregory Holder of the George W. Truett Endowed Chair in Preaching and Evangelism at the George W. Truett Theological Seminary of Baylor University in Waco, Texas The Rev. from CNN
My own nation's story began with simple words: All men are created equal and endowed by our creator with certain unalienable rights including life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. from The New York Times
Building on Dr. Muller's legacy, scientists at a small start-up called Oxitec (now a subsidiary of Intrexon) endowed mosquitoes with a lethal gene that prevents development of their offspring. from The New York Times
After her speech, the Oprah Winfrey Endowed Scholarship Fund was established, and the media mogul has donated $22019 million and helped 415 men graduate – to which I am a recipient. from The Hill
With regard to education, the company endowed a gift of 6 million yuan ($909,000) that has so far provided scholarships to 59 medical students at the National University of Singapore. from CNBC
Their stock prices have handily outrun the S&P 27 over the past year, and investors have endowed them with a valuation premium to the broad market of 230%-215%. from CNBC
Dr. Brad Rodu, D.D.S., is an associate fellow of the R Street Institute and professor of medicine and endowed chair of tobacco harm reduction research at the University of Louisville. from The Hill
I fantasize that a testosterone boost will have the same effect on me as a super mushroom has on Mario and I'll become similarly endowed with incredible powers and abilities. from Vice
We are not told, on museum tours with curators—whose jobs are often endowed by the families the galleries are named after—how the works ended up on the walls. from Vice
In the 1940s and 50s, when he'd just started drawing his bulging throngs of well-endowed men, Laaksonen was pushing against the implicit assumption that masculinity was antithetical to homosexuality. from Vice
She persuades Adam, the first man, to do the same, even though God has forbidden them from eating the fruit, because it is endowed with knowledge of good and evil. from Vice
"It was a stunning sermon that had a profound impression on me, my life and ministry," says Gregory, who holds an endowed chair in preaching and evangelism at Baylor University. from CNN
Just the third-world glaze of sweat and privation you see everywhere in this richly endowed land of economic imbalance, an atmosphere the film, Faraday Okoro's feature debut, captures expertly. from The New York Times
Our society, by contrast, festooned Weinstein with honors, endowed him with riches, and enabled him to feast on his victims without serious consequence for the better part of 30 years. from The New York Times
This is not exactly a persuasive argument: Nature endowed us with our own cannabinoids, so unless you have a deficiency of them or sluggish receptors, you really don't need supplementation. from The New York Times
Tata Sons is a significant shareholder in major Tata group companies, and about two-thirds of Tata Sons' equity capital is held by philanthropic trusts endowed by the Tata family. from Reuters
The Declaration of Independence details the inalienable rights — including life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness — endowed by their Creator to all human beings whom governments are created to protect. from The Hill
The chief executive of the United States — no matter his or her party affiliation — has been endowed with the authority to safeguard the country's national security and protect its citizens. from The Hill
The Islamic State was also endowed with an unusual mix of military expertise — many of its core members were former Iraqi officers with plenty of battlefield experience — and religious erudition. from The New York Times
"Andhra Pradesh is endowed with different types of natural resources - a policy of balanced regional development is the only way forward," Joshi, a political scientist, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation. from Reuters
In 2010 Weinstein endowed the Tali and Boaz Weinstein Foundation, whose philanthropic initiatives focus on education, with particular attention to poverty, Jewish causes and underprivileged children in New York City. from CNBC
After the festival, he embarked on a publicity tour, which included a stop at Wiley College, where he endowed a school of film and drama, to be named after him. from New Yorker
Donna M. Hughes, Ph.D., is one of the leading international researchers in human trafficking and holds an endowed professorship in Gender and Women's Studies at the University of Rhode Island. from The Hill
"Long after dropping out of astrophysics graduate school, she was posting videos of colored tuning forks endowed with vibrational therapeutic energy that she channels from the orbiting planets," he writes. from Vox
Meanwhile, most museums' entrance fees have become more expensive than ever, thus still reserving the high art experience for an elite that formerly was intellectually cultivated, but today is financially endowed. from Hyperallergic
Annamaria Lusardi is the Denit Trust Endowed Chair of Economics and Accountancy at the George Washington University School of Business Founder and Academic Director of GWSB's Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center. from CNBC
"A Woman Like Me" hints that some people may be endowed with a disposition that facilitates their making peace with their imminent demise, although maybe those people exist only in fiction. from The New York Times
Peter Hotez is a professor and dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine, where he holds the Texas Children's Hospital Endowed Chair of Tropical Pediatrics. from Axios
The school's well-endowed grant budget, coupled with work study and other scholarship and grant opportunities, means that more than half, or 52 percent, of enrolled students receive need-based aid. from CNBC
The study of atheism and secularism is only now starting to emerge as an accepted academic field, scholars say, with its own journal, conferences, course offerings and, now, an endowed chair. from The New York Times
Production help for the show will come from students at the Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema, a CUNY school at Steiner Studios, where the city's film office has also endowed scholarships. from The New York Times
" A 2012 paper by James W. Ceaser, a University of Virginia historian, said the concept had grown into "America's self-designation as a special nation endowed with a great historical task. from The New York Times
The majority of Epstein's gifts were designated for current use, not as endowed funds, and nearly all were spent years ago for their intended purposes in support of research and education. from CNBC
Merchants who grew wealthy from the slave trade founded and endowed several Ivy League colleges, some of which have distanced themselves from these legacies in the last 15 years or so. from The New York Times
Mr. Soros, a benefactor of civil society groups in his native Hungary and elsewhere, founded the C.E.U. in 1991 and endowed it to operate as an independent American institution in Hungary. from The New York Times
Deputy Inspector Joseph Gulotta, the commander of the 67th Precinct, told colleagues that Officer Veve, Shield No. 30734, was among his best officers — endowed with good instincts for sniffing out crime. from The New York Times
Certainly the best works, and of greatest merit for the public, have proceeded from the unmarried or childless men; which both in affection and means have married and endowed the public. from The New York Times
When a rich person endowed a foundation, he received, in effect, a substantial subsidy from the government, and in 2012 U.S. foundation assets amounted to more than seven hundred billion dollars. from New Yorker
But many parents in underperforming school districts would presumably not be endowed with so much free time that they can take on an additional unpaid job at their kids&apos school. from Business Insider
The PHR facilitates this self-care as well as ensuring that clinicians are aware of all relevant medical history, in order to be endowed with the requisite data for smart decisionmaking. from The Hill
While in Iceland viewing the Northern lights, Mark was affected by a radioactive meteor shower that endowed him with superpowers — invisibility, teleportation, and telekinesis — that were passed down to Dion hereditarily. from Mashable
Chris Odinet is a visiting professor at the University of Iowa College of Law and is the Horatio C. Thompson endowed assistant professor of law at the Southern University Law Center. from The Hill
This is a view shared by the Founders ("endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights...") and brilliantly expressed by Martin Luther King, Jr. in his Letter from a Birmingham Jail. from The Hill
Scientists fear a similar fate could await the Coral Triangle, a huge underwater wonderland east of Borneo endowed with a trove of biodiversity comparable to the rainforests of the Amazon Basin. from Reuters
The school's well-endowed grant budget, coupled with work study and other scholarship and grant opportunities means that more than half, or 52 percent, of enrolled students receive need-based aid. from CNBC
"Chad," for those unaccustomed to the Neanderthalic corners of the internet, is a reference to a meme that contrasts the qualities of a "virgin" with his confident, well-endowed opposite, Chad Thundercock. from Gizmodo
New research suggests these impressive feats aren't the result of training, but rather, an example of natural selection at work—which, in this case, has endowed Bajau individuals with abnormally large spleens. from Gizmodo
The genesis of it was that a number of women I know, who don't know each other, told me similar stories about their personal partner sample which were all well-endowed men. from Vice
After hinting that he is the most well endowed JoBro and waffling about who inspired his upcoming song (Gigi, probably), the pop star had no choice but to rank his former loves. from Refinery 29
It is much more difficult to rule and manage huge and incredibly diverse countries and it is not helpful to compare China with small, relatively homogenous countries endowed with plentiful natural resources. from Economist
But his establishment friends chimed in to see that he was forgiven after 1945, although he lived the rest of his life in Lisbon (where he endowed a well-known philanthropic foundation). from Economist
The Case For CleavageAs full supporters of the "if you've got it, flaunt it" school of thought, we believe displaying a bit of your well-endowed cleavage is every busty girl's right. from Refinery 29
According to a study in The Journal of Sexual Medicine, a third of women who frequently have vaginal orgasms say that they're more likely to orgasm if the man is well endowed. from People
One guy I hook up with has a massive dick; we could use a traditional male latex condom on him, because they can stretch to fit even the most well-endowed man. from Vice
Germany's Economy and Finance Ministries had already discussed with each other the idea of a sovereign wealth fund, which would need to be endowed with federal funds for purchasing stakes, it added. from Reuters
And: Although all museums are endowed by the very people who despoil the general quality of life outside the museum, the Met has an inflexible policy of accepting money from almost anywhere. from Hyperallergic
" And what editor would dare touch this: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights. from Economist
Endowed with an aggressive and unsettling wit, her mutant chairs, tables and cabinets take bricolage to a new level, cobbling together found materials, objects large and small, and furniture scraps and innards. from The New York Times
St. Placidus was rolling fatalistically amid the blue waves of his pond, while one of his comrades, endowed with special powers by St. Benedict, came walking across the water to save him. from New Yorker
News Analysis Sometimes the gender gap has been yuge and sometimes more modestly endowed, but for months now men have remained pretty much for Donald J. Trump and women for Hillary Clinton. from The New York Times
Overall, "this is a solid and important study," said Brooks Gump, the Falk Family Endowed Professor of Public Health at Syracuse University in New York, who was not involved in the study. from CNN
Worst of all is an extended sequence where Ms. Hahn's character gives a Brazilian wax to a prodigiously endowed male client, who verbally guides us from stem to stern with disgusting specificity. from The New York Times
Leonard M. Apcar is a former New York Times editor, and a professional-in-residence at Louisiana State University where he holds the Wendell Gray Switzer Jr. Endowed Chair in Media Literacy. from The Hill
It is a movement dedicated to the principle that all men and women are created equal and endowed by their Creator with inalienable rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. from The Hill
Our Founding Fathers cherished the belief "that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights" and enshrined this belief in the Declaration of Independence. from The Hill
Brotman teaches political communication at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, where he serves as the inaugural Howard Distinguished Endowed Professor of Media Management and Law and Beaman Professor of Communication and Information. from The Hill
The fallout from the Handelsblatt revelations has been devastating for the reputation of Mr. Berger, 19401, and the foundation he endowed with 19406 million euros, or $21923 million, of his own money. from The New York Times
Her destructive romance with the principal, her boss, endowed her with a sharply tuned radar for exploitative men, and she has zero tolerance when she senses a predator in the group home. from The New York Times
"We are all created equal and endowed by our Creator with unalienable rights," they continued, referencing the Declaration of Independence written by Thomas Jefferson, who was famously a resident in Charlottesville, Virginia. from Vox
A meticulous, rural-chic makeover has transformed this dilapidated farm into exactly what you would expect from a well-endowed commercial gallery: exclusive VIP lodgings, a Michelin-rated restaurant, and a piggery. from Hyperallergic
As a sort of thought experiment, let's imagine that the other most successful animal on this planet, ants, were suddenly magically endowed with the ability to build autonomous, self-replicating versions of themselves. from TechCrunch
Barbara Jung, M.D.Thomas J. Layden Endowed Professor and Chief of the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at University of Illinois at ChicagoIn the long run, obviously, yes: you can eat yourself to death. from Gizmodo
Unlike somatic gene therapies (which are administered after birth), the traits endowed by germline interventions are permanent, and they can be passed down to offspring, so it's important that scientists get this right. from Gizmodo
Following the cringeworthy moment in which pole vaulter Hiroki Ogita's penis grazed the bar and he failed to progress in competition, the well-endowed Olympian now claims his member is not at fault. from Mashable
The goal now is to untangle and reorganize yeast's genetic blueprint, eventually creating a cell that has been optimized to remove all the redundancies and faulty design elements that nature endowed it with. from Gizmodo
"To that end, and in its latest effort to finally create an agent that can at least partially succeed at Montezuma's Revenge, the DeepMind researchers endowed Panama Joe with what's called "intrinsic motivation. from Gizmodo
Adult romance novelist Lynn Hubbard gave us this recipe, as inspired by her erotic e-book in which a lost young woman stumbles upon the cabin of a well-endowed anthropomorphic gingerbread man. from Vice
We are uniquely endowed with the capacity to fashion representations of the world and our experience in it, to tell stories and draw pictures, to organize sound into music and movement into dance. from The New York Times
While not a traditional economics text, the book takes economics back to its roots to show how a country's material success crucially depends on the resources and factors with which it is endowed. from The New York Times
But again, walking back the rash promises made for individual tax cuts to concentrate instead on revenue neutral corporate reform requires political courage — something with which our current Congress is not well endowed. from The Hill
"There was great reluctance on the part of the university to have an endowed chair with the word 'atheism' in the name, and that was a deal-breaker for Lou," Mr. Siegel said. from The New York Times
By late fall of 2017, the carmaker had narrowed possible locations down to Huntsville, Alabama, and a "megasite" near Greensboro, North Carolina, that the state had groomed and endowed with the necessary infrastructure. from New Republic
It was designed by an esteemed landscape architecture firm, West 8, and has been endowed with an appropriately inscrutable piece of concrete art, "Cabin," by an award-winning artist, Rachel Whiteread. Fine. Great! from The New York Times
And while Valkyrie (played by a black woman) and Sam Wilson (played by a black man) are endowed by Thor and Captain America as their respective successors, the camera shows them looking apprehensive. from CNN
The King Abdullah Foundation was endowed by the late King, MbS's uncle, not only as a means to preserve his legacy but because King Abdullah saw charity as a core duty of Muslims. from The Hill
"At first I felt very separate from most of the things I endowed Evan with, but now that I've lived with him for so long, it's kind of bled through," Mr. Platt said. from The New York Times
"We found that waxworm caterpillars are endowed with gut microbes that are essential in the plastic biodegradation process, " said Christophe LeMoine, an associate professor and chair of biology at Brandon University in Canada. from CNN
Hiding behind his computer, learning the lingo of chat rooms frequented by the anonymous hacking group Silence, Mark feels invincible, freed from the hole he's fallen into IRL and finally endowed with purpose. from The New York Times
A small rowing program supported by private donations, RowLA cannot be compared to many of the well-endowed, elite teams around the country, some of which have been in existence for a century. from The New York Times
A small rowing program supported by private donations, RowLA cannot be compared to many of the well-endowed, elite teams around the country, some of which have been in existence for a century. from The New York Times
The disease could be significantly more lethal in countries that are less generously endowed with hospital infrastructure, and in the context of a global outbreak, rich countries are unlikely to offer much help. from Vox
The prospects include the Abell Foundation — endowed by the namesake family that owned The Sun until its 1986 sale to Times Mirror, a newspaper company that merged with Tribune Publishing's predecessor in 2000. from The New York Times