donnee

Henry James said we all have our donnee, our gift.

Nicholas is the alpha and omega, the donnee, even the tone of the novel.

It's as Henry James said, you have a little donnee and from that, things develop."

The law on recovery of economic loss presents problems where the consumer was a donnee, or where insolvency prevents a contract action.

People get bored or vaguely anxious, but they're all wearing too much psychic armor to be bruised anymore; disappointment is a donnee.

"Donnee talk of Argali that way," Lector said.

Second, if Alice gave the hot water bottle to Bert as a present, then Bert would be a donnee and have no contract with anyone.

If a reviewer can't accept an author's governing premise, or donnee, in Henry James's famous term, then he or she has no business writing about the book.

As Grant Hill, Cherokee Parks and Chris Collins heard a loud tribute from the crowd, official Donnee Gray approached Ward.

Mort conspiree viendra en plein effect, Charge donnee & voiage de mort, Esleu, crée, receu par siens deffait.

Napoleon received the crown from the hands of the Archbishop of Milan, and placed it on his head, exclaiming, "Dieu me l'a donnee, gare a qui la touche."