Sentence examples for Be imparted from inspiring English sources
verb
To give a .
- To impart food to the poor
That advice, then, can be imparted in person.
The same advice should be imparted to India.
The coloured coatings may be imparted with additional functionalities.
EXEMPLARY LIVING URGED BY DR. COFFIN; Social Righteousness Must Be Imparted by Association, Seminary Head Says.
But what can be imparted in a few hours a week transcends formal lessons.
How could the real seriousness of the problem be imparted (before, that is, it's too late)?
The element is wanting through which such quality might be imparted.
Knowledge can be imparted and experience acquired; the guided development of personality is more difficult.
In serving, no spin may be imparted to the ball by the fingers.
Event is all but banished from the page and occurs instead off camera, to be imparted later in conversation.
In the future, p-FE can be imparted with new functions and bio-specificity for further research.
