"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."
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India is a land endowed with abundant free solar energy.
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In Forman's drawings, the frozen monoliths seem endowed with personality.
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Not everyone is endowed with beauty; few get huge advances.
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So we find extraterrestrial creatures endowed with relatable human features.
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This ambiguous sunbathing humanoid is endowed with neither gender nor age.
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So machines, suddenly, were endowed with these new kinds of power.
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Endowed with an insane metabolism, the voracious cephalopods are constantly eating.
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It was an indifferent act, endowed with a baffling significance for her.
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Masturbation sleeves The masturbation sleeve endowed with most notoriety is The Fleshlight.
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His George Lucas Family Foundation is endowed with more than $1 billion.
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And because of this, America was endowed with its iconic national park prints.
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Ms. McGovern, 67, is the rare performer endowed with an excess of talent.
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The 5853-year-old artist creates handmade porcelain vessels endowed with fatal flaws.
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They were fully fledged characters, endowed with their own biographies, philosophies, and literary styles.
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To Elie every life was valuable and every individual was endowed with infinite worth.
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Despite his prolific oeuvre, he said he was not endowed with a special calling.
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" But they undermined themselves by selling products endowed with the trademarked label "bauhaus dessau.
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It's downright utopian, a hormonal pastoral endowed with the innocent charm of a children's book.
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As a young woman endowed with curves, the suit simply hung differently on her frame.
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When endowed with powers, do you use them to steal and intimidate, or protect and serve?
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Endowed with extra revenues that enabled them to fulfil campaign promises, presidents tended to be popular.
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"This appears to be a sort of 'auto-pilot' we are endowed with," Pavlidis told Gizmodo.
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Works endowed with visual enthrallment and just enough polemic content to invite new perspectives and interlocution.
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Well, I suppose it's one thing being a sex object without being over-endowed with intelligence.
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"I'm not very endowed with a lot of healthy coping mechanisms," Travers includes with a laugh.
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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.
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Is Don Neto made of human skin, human organs, and endowed with a human sense of fear?
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The Syrian government controls areas west of the Euphrates river that are less endowed with oil resources.
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We are endowed with the mental powers and imagination to get under the skin of other species.
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Loving the freedoms all people are endowed with by their creator is an embodiment of American values.
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The duck has been captured at nearly every angle and endowed with a multitude of internet voices.
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Endowed with the immense powers of his office, he lacks the cynical Old Oligarch's understanding of politics.
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The change was all the more jarring because Iran is endowed with vast quantities of fossil fuels.
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Zimbabwe, a country endowed with natural resources is unfortunately perennially characterized by economic meltdown and social strife.
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The only intelligence that can currently attempt all these tasks is the kind that humans are endowed with.
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Dr Matter's project, called CarbFix, is based in Iceland, a country well-endowed with both environmentalism and basalt.
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But a special counsel is still a federal prosecutor endowed with the power to indict or not indict.
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They are endowed with this power to be able to do that to basically manipulate reality through magick.
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Fortunately, nature came endowed with incredibly precise clocks of her own in the form of atomic energy transitions.
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Men are stronger and bigger and, best of all, endowed with testosterone, which boosts all of the above.
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It is realized in the human capability for action, a feature all new human beings are endowed with.
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The Naja barely escape violent annihilation and then establish an alliance with an exiled civilization endowed with supernatural abilities.
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They will be embedded with fibers that turn them translucent and strategically endowed with electrical conductivity that replaces wiring.
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The psychological awareness that we are endowed with after reading a work of fiction can last for several days.
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Endowed with an improbable durability, this infrastructure of printed words retains much of its power to define the region.
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As in the Disney film, Pinocchio is endowed with a chirping conscience in the form of a sidekick insect.
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As for the walker, it was endowed with a pair of legs, each consisting of an upper and lower section.
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Although sparsely populated and vastly endowed with mineral wealth, Mongolia has yet to set its economy on a stable footing.
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Many were endowed with government financing, subsidized rent, and high-end tools and technology, like 241D printers and laser cutters.
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He was at his most captivating in the aria "Wenn der Freude Tränen Fliessen," which he endowed with expressive plangency.
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A striking example of the perils of property is provided by charities that have been richly endowed with real estate.
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As for those terrorists who never made it home, they have streets, schools, parks and competitions endowed with their names.
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If you're American, French or any other nationality endowed with a certain suaveness, then it's likely you've never had this problem.
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Since then every move, feint or mistake made by shipping in this region and beyond has been endowed with strategic meaning.
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According to the researchers, a machine endowed with global availability and self-monitoring aspects would behave as though it were conscious.
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If we go back to Greek antiquity, Medusa was a mighty force endowed with the power to both kill and redeem.
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Terrorists, given their nature, are a defeatable enemy; they should not be endowed with a fearsomeness out of balance with reality.
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The agreement declared that the pope was not only the equivalent of a secular monarch but also endowed with divine rights.
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Not only does she seem endowed with more senses than the allotted five, she bends syntax and punctuation to her will.
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Still, for a country endowed with a wealth of natural resources, very little of the profits filtered down to ordinary people.
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Often they were endowed with keen powers of observation and original thinking, innate charm, a sense of balance and high energy.
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She is a protector of the innocent, beautiful and good, as well as endowed with superpowers, magical weapons and great strength.
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Endowed with an ample, vigorous voice and a knack for expansive legato lines, he may mature into a tenor to watch.
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That's basically what that song is all about: [A man could be endowed] with two inches — or it could be a yard.
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Mr Berger's firm did not participate but 11 years ago he set up a foundation endowed with €50m to help disadvantaged youth.
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But by packing these neurons in such a dense fashion, birds have been endowed with higher cognitive power per pound than mammals.
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Jew, Arab, Christian, Hindu, atheist and agnostic are all equal, endowed with a spark of the divine that lends them infinite dignity.
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Classroom heroes like Robin Williams in "Dead Poets Society" or Michelle Pfeiffer in "Dangerous Minds" are endowed with exceptional, innate inspirational powers.
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Whales are among the most charismatic animals on the planet, endowed with a grace and majesty that has captivated humans for millennia.
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Last year, he donated the group to a foundation he created, the Lenfest Institute for Journalism, which he endowed with $20 million.
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The magazines, well endowed with advertising, were able to apply the highest available standard of reproduction, on coated stock, with generous dimensions.
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Older lenses, such as classics with manual focus and aperture, will still fit the adapter but can't be magically endowed with automatic features.
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Every citizen in the town is endowed with an equal budget of "voice credits," an artificial currency that can be exchanged for votes.
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But even the daintiest of hummingbirds is endowed with a rich evolutionary heritage that links it to gigantic theropod dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus rex.
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I suppose some runaway slaves would have been lost on the way, stumbling on animals endowed with teeth and venom, claw and night sight.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Bale, thickening and graying before our eyes, burrows into the personality of a shrewd operator endowed with whatever the opposite of charisma might be.
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Mr. Smith voices Kaz, a floppy-haired emo boy who happens to be a "magistocrat," part of a family endowed with demon-slaying powers.
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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).
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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.
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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.
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Even more bizarre, male ghost sharks are endowed with retractable sex organs located on their foreheads, making them the literal dickheads of the sea.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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"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).
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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".
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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.
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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.
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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.
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" 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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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?
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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"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.
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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.
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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.
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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?
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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?
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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"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.
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"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.
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"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.
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" 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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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!
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"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.
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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.
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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.
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It will be endowed with great capacity for emotional involvement and will be equally imperative, since it is deeply tied to the urgent aspirations of our people, or else it will be nothing.
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" Caplan said the job attracts those "endowed with a particular kind of logical mind, a capacious memory, but also a passion for the stuff of Supreme Court practice which is opinions and more opinions.
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"People who choose to leave everything that is familiar and journey to an unknown land to make a new life neccesarily are endowed with drive, creativity, determination — and just plain guts," the brief says.
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Similarly, he entices the viewer with riotous colors and unexpected combinations of textures, but underneath is an thick cosmology of symbols, like the head endowed with a third eye that appears in several works.
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The disgraced mogul also clutches a teeny, tiny little Oscar by his crotch, which—given what Ginger's Trump statues were endowed with—might say something about what the artist thinks Weinstein's working with downstairs.
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Many Cubans identified with this youthful, optimistic, and eloquent African-American family man endowed with both a sense of history and of humor much more than with their own waxworks of old white ideologues.
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So Schumann, as well as Berlioz (who once said "music touches, through sounds, being endowed with imagination"), articulated a concept that would become the dogma for bedroom producers once personal computers and synthesizers appeared.
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In the latest upgrade to the system, HAMR has been endowed with the ability to swim, dive down from the surface, and walk underwater—no small task for an object as light as a paperclip.
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The charitable foundation he endowed with the mountain of money he made on Corn Flakes is one of the largest in the world and continues to work for the welfare of children, families and communities.
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A pack of shrieking Japanese macaques, endowed with red testicles and red faces, crossed the road in front of us, distracting us just enough to miss the last bus to our lodging in Yunomine Onsen.
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Tessa Thompson and Lakeith Stanfield star in "Sorry to Bother You" (July 6), a metaphysical comedy, directed by Boots Riley, about telemarketers endowed with supernatural powers; Armie Hammer, Terry Crews, and Danny Glover co-star.
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But imagine a cartoon replica of yourself — endowed with Charlie Chaplin's gifts for physical comedy and a 13-year-old YouTuber's choreographic repertoire — standing on your desk, or in your bed or on your Labradoodle.
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Endowed with copious wealth (recent estimates put his fortune at $26bn), he went on to invest in other tech firms (mostly through Vulcan, his company) and many good causes, ranging from brain research to the homeless.
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Endowed with an attention-grabbing dark mezzo, its depths bracing like strong coffee, she seems to thrive in the role of a storyteller, greatly enhanced by her symbiotic interaction with her husband and accompanist, Christopher Cano.
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"The process of election affords a moral certainty, that the office of President will never fall to the lot of any man who is not in an eminent degree endowed with the requisite qualifications," wrote Hamilton.
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" Such a process, Hamilton assured us, "affords a moral certainty" that "the office of President will never fall to the lot of any man who is not in an eminent degree endowed with the requisite qualifications.
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Dr. Donald W. Seldin, who transformed an abandoned Army barracks in Texas into one of the nation's leading medical schools, endowed with a faculty that would include six Nobel laureates, died on April 21940 in Dallas.
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All guerrilla armies, hidden in forests and mountains and the cities of the Middle East, exist physically but not spiritually outside of society and are endowed with great mystical potential (with which the epithet "terrorist" unwittingly connives).
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Endowed with 280 degrees of freedom (a degree of freedom is a single physical movement, such as the twist of the neck, or the lifting of an arm), Erica can move her face, neck, shoulder, and waist.
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I will raise my soon-to-arrive newborn as a proud American who believes in the ideals that we are all created equal and endowed with the unalienable rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
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Benenson's company, Benenson Strategy Group, will conduct research for the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, a philanthropy run by the couple and endowed with their estimated $45 billion Facebook fortune — 99 percent of which they've vowed to give away.
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"The Declaration of Independence, the foundational document of this great country, boldly proclaims that every person is endowed with the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness," Ratcliffe said in a statement at the time.
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These young apprentices in sorcery are called — and I am using only the names they have been endowed with by their Ouija board — Pipe (Carmen Berkeley), Zoom (Alyssa May Gold), Kit (Rebecca Jimenez) and Squeeze (Malika Samuel).
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In these artists' hands, a kind of alchemy is enacted, as ordinary matter undergoes creative transformation and endowed with new meaning, manifesting the potential for forms of illumination to be drawn out from the quotidian world around us.
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Good and inspiring teachers, meanwhile, such as Michelle Pfeiffer's marine-turned-educator in "Dangerous Minds" (pictured), or J.K. Rowling's Minerva McGonagall, are portrayed as endowed with supernatural gifts (literally so, in the case of the head of Gryffindor).
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"I am convinced that this way is the best, since every life is sacred, every human person is endowed with an inalienable dignity, and society can only benefit from the rehabilitation of those convicted of crimes," Francis said.
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Mr. Brezenoff will have to work with a monitor endowed with broad powers over the housing authority and in charge of fixing a wide range of conditions that present a threat to the health and safety of tenants.
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It was not one of the Crimson Tide's cornerbacks or safeties, those long, lanky young men endowed with what is known throughout college football as SEC speed, for the Southeastern Conference, which Alabama has won three straight years.
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"Although cinema patrons may be surfeited with underworld tales, this particular effusion has the distinct advantage of being endowed with originality and suspense and also of being exceedingly well directed," Mordaunt Hall wrote in The New York Times.
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And the beef fajitas, delivered on a sizzling skillet, were so generously endowed with colorful cuts of bell pepper and (to a lesser degree) ultrathin strips of agave-syrup-sweetened meat that the dish might easily have served two.
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As well as the Queen Elizabeth and another huge carrier, which will both be endowed with snazzy American fighter aircraft, the order book includes fresh generations of attack submarines and surface combatants, plus four subs armed with nuclear missiles.
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That obsession of his was L.A.'s porn industry, and his 150-page script told the story of a restaurant busboy (Mark Wahlberg) endowed with a 13-inch penis, who's eventually shaped into a porn star name Dirk Diggler.
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The fish endowed with this highly sensitive form of vision, of which 13 species are now known, may discern certain wavelengths of color at depths reaching 5,000 feet (1,500 meters), where light from the surface is practically non-existent.
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" In defense of the Electoral College, Alexander Hamilton wrote that it would ensure "that the office of President will never fall to the lot of any man who is not in an eminent degree endowed with the requisite qualifications.
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A monument of pagan majesty, in her strapless gown, she is an alabaster bust endowed with the breath of life; more blasphemous still, she drips water onto the head of her devotee, a hangdog reporter named Marcello (Marcello Mastroianni).
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It is to be endowed with a soul, which — even if it is immaterial, without expanse or density, even if it is perfectly invisible, impalpable and inconsistent — acts as a passport out of nature and into our human essence.
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Provinces like Jilin, Gansu, Xinjiang, and Inner Mongolia are endowed with enviable levels of wind and solar resources, but the inability of the electricity grid to handle this supply of clean energy is leading to sky-high curtailment rates.
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"I am a State National and one of the We the People who are endowed with rights by God, therefore I do not fall within the jurisdiction of the court," he stated in a motion filed in a Nevada federal court.
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Dashwood (Samantha Steinmetz), and their three daughters: Elinor (endowed with a wonderfully anxious equanimity by Andrus Nichols), the eldest and most sensible of the lot; Marianne (a delightfully volatile Ms. Hamill), the determined romantic; and Margaret (Jessica Frey), the youngest.
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In a challenge to the narrative of a declining American advantage in the global tech race, U.S. factories are installing record numbers of robots — and elite universities, endowed with huge new contributions, are adding vast centers to study artificial intelligence.
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For me, what was most significant, was that in this new life, 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.
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The result is tactical short-termism from a prime minister otherwise capable of being long-termist—but endowed with the wit and charm to extricate himself from the ensuing scrapes and to keep the show, albeit chaotically, on the road.
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In a move endowed with outsize symbolism, the company moved last year from the Time & Life Building in Rockefeller Center, its storied home of more than five decades, to new offices that sit in the shadow of One World Trade Center.
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But it also dissolves the division between drums and electric guitar, and slyly promotes the bassist — here Mr. Quillen, playing the bass version of the chordstick — by giving him the only instrument endowed with frets and the ability to play melodies.
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P.R.: Even if consciousness is a reproducible epiphenomenon of the right information-processing system endowed with the right representational structures, there will always be an opaque veil separating behavior seemingly inspired by subjective experience from behavior actually inspired by subjective experience.
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Unlike other systems of government, America was founded not on a narrow consistency represented by a narrow ideology or an ethnic identity but by a commitment to "self-evident" truths that all people are equal and endowed with inalienable rights.
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Very few symbols are as crystal clear as the common roadway STOP sign, and the beauty of this book is showing that symbolic language is not concise and univocal, but fluid, contradictory, and richly endowed with narratives both past and present.
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With an artist like Bowie, whose work is about so much more than music, whose work is endowed with so much vision, it seems that maybe looking at the individual songs doesn't really tell the story of what he was trying to do.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Czech ice hockey great Jaromir Jagr said he discovered why he had been endowed with such a large posterior when he collected a milestone assist to put him second on the National Hockey League's all-time points list on Thursday.
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"For me, what was most significant, was that in this new life, 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 wrote.
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What's more, the idea that neighborhood power is preferable to federal intervention rests on an unstated presumption that every locality has residents like Jane Jacobs, endowed with the free time, knowledge, and extensive organizing credentials to devote to radical experiments in local government.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Warren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 21: Gallup MORE, is over-endowed with charisma.
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Juma writes: "The two physicians claimed the beverage was endowed with vile characteristics and said the governor should receive 'great glory and abundant rewards' if he opposed the drink, thus appealing to the governor's desire for legitimacy and power as a ruler."
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Because of the misfortune that you were born so poorly endowed with talents, we productive ones will make it up to you: we'll let you share in the bounty of what we have produced with our vastly superior and highly valued abilities. . . .
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As a young conservative myself at the time, one who was endowed with a vast knowledge of black history, I assumed that Thomas, too, would be able to balance conservative principles with a fealty and deference to the black experience in America.
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Those whose predecessors fought alongside Kim Il-sung in the guerrilla struggles against the Japanese occupiers of Korea before its 1945 liberation are endowed with the highest level of songbun; many of their descendants today occupy the highest echelons in the government.
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It's never been a personal favorite of mine: It's an oddly dark and didactic book, in which the characters who are endowed with that sparkling Austen charm all turn out to be wicked or amoral and the morally upright characters are pinched and humorless.
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He was also fond of pointing to the success of Asian economies such as South Korea and Taiwan, endowed with few natural resources other than their populations, as proof of the value of investing in human capital—and in particular of building up education systems.
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Lithely juddering through a compendium of her best-known J-pop numbers, including the quasi-breakthrough "World is Mine" and dozens of what to me were virtually identical songs, Miku seemed endowed with more or less the same qualities enjoyed by flesh-and-blood performers.
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The son of refugees from Nazi Germany, he is a major Democratic fund-raiser in one of the reddest of states, and his family foundation — which Mr. Kaiser has endowed with about $3.4 billion — supports early childhood education and works with women in prison.
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"The Brazilian art of the next decade will be heroic and it will be national, it'll be endowed with great capacity for emotional involvement and equally it will be deeply committed to the urgent aspirations of our people, or it will be nothing," he said.
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Towering over his colleagues at 212 feet 4 inches, he dressed impeccably, comported himself like a gentleman, was both candid and trustworthy, was endowed with a wry wit and, untainted, he survived the corruption and sexual scandals that doomed so many city and state officials.
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David Paull, managing director of Aspire Mining, told CNBC over email that Mongolia is richly endowed with mineral resources - The Erdenet Copper Mine has been operating for several decades and the indications are that there is still a number of decades of mine life to come.
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Other national presentations that garnered praise included those of the United States, which the artist Mark Bradford endowed with a downbeat but powerful sequences of paintings and papier-mâché sculptures, and Romania, which featured a poetic mini-retrospective of the 91-year-old artist Geta Bratescu.
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The appeal itself is an acknowledgment of a new reality: A growing number of talented black athletes, endowed with both fortunes and platforms that were largely unavailable to their counterparts in past eras, increasingly see themselves not only as role models, but also as businessmen and philanthropists.
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" In a statement in the newspaper, the Gozo Tourism Association said: "The flagship of the Gozitan touristic sites has sunk in its same birthplace from where for thousands of years, it stood high and proud heralding one of the natural beauties our little island is endowed with.
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It was too soon to tell whether the crash would affect the tourism boom in Costa Rica, which has long enjoyed a reputation as one of the most peaceful countries in Latin America — it has no standing army — and as a place endowed with exceptional biodiversity.
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As a philosophy, it was inspired by an audacious claim: that in a state of nature men are endowed with certain essential rights that apply regardless of time and place (conservatism, by contrast, regards natural man as a fiction and human nature as a product of time and place).
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RELATED: Analysis | Mattis exit paves way for global chaos Back then, Mattis was a frequent lunch guest of the President's and Trump was enamored with the retired four-star general he viewed as straight out of "central casting": stoic, granite-faced, and endowed with a killer nickname: Mad Dog.
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Unlike many of his decadent mates, Mr. Gibbs was wise, worldly and endowed with both a work ethic and a refined if finicky taste that was undiminished by his extensive experimentation with drugs or his predilection for exotica, like a stuffed, two-headed lamb and a collection of whips.
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Allow more and more tourists to come in your country that is so well endowed with the world wonders: Table Bay Mountain, the Kruger National Park and our beaches… Open up, the Chinese want to come and the Indians want to come, people from the Middle East want to come.
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" And despite the long-term derision of the institution, perhaps for the first time in American history, the Electoral College has the opportunity to validate its original mission: to prevent the election of an individual "who is not in an eminent degree endowed with the requisite qualifications" with the "talents for low intrigue.
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Drake would represent the rapper in this new, pure state: He's sincere, tender, sensitive, knows how to sing, wears his heart on his sleeve, but he's also someone who's endowed with a duplicity that causes him to wallow in the most exaggerated sort of hedonism while simultaneously being distressed by the same movement.
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" Francis spoke about his opposition to the death penalty when he visited the United States in 2015, saying in his address to the United States Congress that "every life is sacred, every human person is endowed with an inalienable dignity, and society can only benefit from the rehabilitation of those convicted of crimes.
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Too long has the West ignored its debt to Africa, because the problem has always been discussed with nation-states — which are endowed with a sovereignty that ultimately divides and weakens them and which profits Western entrepreneurs more than African peoples — rather than with regions or the entire continent speaking with a single voice.
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The staple excerpts trumpted by the Hamilton Electors, as they called themselves, came from Federalist 68, an essay in which Alexander Hamilton pitches the electoral college as an institution promising "a moral certainty, that the office of President will never fall to the lot of any man who is not in an eminent degree endowed with the requisite qualifications".
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"Our Founding Fathers built the Electoral College to safeguard the American people from the dangers of a demagogue, and to ensure that the presidency only goes to someone who is, 'to an eminent degree, endowed with the requisite qualifications,' " Sheen says in the video created by Unite for America, a group that aims to prevent a Trump presidency.
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"The government and nation of Iran have always been and [still] are looking for the expansion of relations with independent and reliable countries like China and on this basis, the agreement between the presidents of Iran and China for [promotion of] 25-year strategic relations is totally correct and endowed with wisdom," Ali Khamenei 's website quoted him saying.
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" During his periodic exiles from public office, Mr. Moore helped to steer public debate using a nonprofit organization called the Foundation for Moral Law, which says it "exists to restore the knowledge of God in law and government and to acknowledge and defend the truth that man is endowed with rights, not by our fellow man, but by God!
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Lance had always known him to be a wide-eyed scientific optimist, the sort of man who, as far back as the late 1950s, dreamed of building a computer endowed with all the capabilities of a human—a machine that could prove complex mathematical theorems, engage in conversation, and play a decent game of Ping-Pong.
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In 1776, this nation was founded on the basis of a bedrock belief in a revolutionary assumption: that all men are created equal and have the inalienable right to life, liberty and property; are entitled to live free of arbitrary rule; and, most important, are endowed with the right to govern themselves — and to take immediate action against despotism.
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Bloom's wrapping paper designs mine the histories of gift rituals, interrogate the meaning objects are endowed with as gifts, and in making these papers available in an expensive artist book and as limited edition prints, she also places value on an object that is meant to be used once and then discarded, giving tangibility to the ephemeral moment of exchange.
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In "23 22 21 1," which is more of a New York novel despite the predictable metafictional twist at the end, his sentences come tumbling out in multiple clauses, mimicking the breathless rumination of his earnest, callow, fairly humorless and slightly stuffy protagonists: The fundamental quest both before and after his new life began had always been a spiritual one, the dream of an enduring connection, a reciprocal love between compatible souls, souls endowed with bodies, of course, mercifully endowed with bodies, but the soul came first, would always come first, and in spite of his flirtations with Carol, Jane, Nancy, Susan, Mimi, Linda, and Connie, he soon learned that none of these girls possessed the soul he was looking for, and one by one he had lost interest in them and allowed them to disappear from his heart.
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"Writing in about 700 BC, Homer described gates of heaven that opened and closed automatically to admit the gods' chariots; a fleet of driverless three-wheeled carts that delivered nectar and ambrosia to the god's banquets; a bank of automated bellows that adjusted their blasts as required; and the crew of golden female androids endowed with artificial intelligence to anticipate Hephaestus's every need," Mayor told me.
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To accomplish that tall order of a mission, Wonder Woman was endowed with tools of the trade: the Lasso of Truth, which compels whomever it is wrapped around to spill their secrets; the Bracelets of Submission, which allow the wearer to deflect bullets and sonic blasts; and a tiara that functions as both a boomerang and a way to keep hair out of her face.
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Crosby's reading of a Poe story in which "every element of the narrative is overcharged with significance, every detail mysteriously endowed with a blank surplus that oppresses rather than enlightens"—and that continually invites the reader to try to figure out what's going on while repeatedly frustrating those efforts—could certainly be applied to Khakpour's book, with its paranoid logic and spiralling, dizzying structure.
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There was also a lot of buzz about the so-called "Fuckbox" scene, in which Binoche's character apparently "straddles a giant dildo chair and violently masturbates in a scene that's endowed with the tortured energy of a Cirque du Soleil routine," as IndieWire's David Ehrlich so poetically described it—but sadly, the first trailer devotes most of its runtime to Pattinson, not the Fuckbox.
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Our founding fathers devised the Electoral College process as a prudent way of ensuring that educated and informed electors would be responsible for choosing the best and most qualified candidate, so "that the office of President will never fall to the lot of any man who is not in an eminent degree endowed with the requisite qualifications," as Alexander Hamilton wrote in the Federalist Papers.
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Instead of enjoying a flux of content on various music-related topics—things that, to listeners who experienced music solely through mainstream means, and fleeting, impalpable moments (a phone call into a radio or TV show, a text message confined the screen of your phone)—forum participants united and created online communities endowed with their own values, communication codes, and musical tastes that were constructed collectively over time. Last.
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" Declaring victory over the Disrupters is "the Resistance," equivalently endowed with a capital letter but otherwise overmatched by their opponents: "The Disrupters are led by a cabal of self-centered billionaires who love to exercise their power over others," Ravitch helpfully explains, "and the Resistance is led by tireless parents, students, grandparents, public school graduates, teachers, retired teachers, community leaders and religious leaders who are devoted to the principle of separation of church and state.
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