For me he was simply one of the most knowledgable colleagues I had and someone who was always happy to impart that knowledge to others.
We need to impart that knowledge to the next generation, who are going to build our technology in the future".
Both know how good their man is; both struggle to impart that knowledge to the man himself.
Yes, a mother's education is of great benefit to her children, but only if the mother is present to impart that knowledge to them".
You'll feel gratifyingly dirty and used after falling for all its cheap seductive tricks, but you can't impart that knowledge to a teenager, can you?
Yes, a mother's education is of great benefit to her children, but only if the mother is present to impart that knowledge to them". Another parent commented: "We happy stay-at-home mums never get a word in; no one pays us any attention.
The 20-year old is a 2012 Woman of Distinction awardee because she learned firsthand, about the importance of education, and she strives to impart that knowledge to her community.
But more than that, we possess the knowledge of the extreme power of this combination of music and drama, and we have a responsibility to impart that knowledge to as many people as we can.
I mean you would love to have all the modern things like the books the overseas people are talking about and you would love to impart that knowledge onto your students.
We all model our behavior on what we learn from others, and books can be a useful tool for imparting that knowledge--especially for those who don't personally know people who have taken less traditional routes along their career paths.
He embraces who he is, and sees Kurt [struggling with] the same things that he had to deal with, and I think he wants to impart that knowledge".
