Sentence examples for I imparting from inspiring English sources
My children kindly indulged me as I imparting my bits of knowledge in the hope that, if nothing else, I could convey something of the magic that can brew in a city's covert clusters, the backwaters of romance, difference and disrepute that the mainstream passes by.
To you and your families, I impart my blessing.
We shall bathe in the sounds of my "Fall Coffeehouse Chill 2" Spotify playlist as I impart divine wisdom upon my flock.
What I impart to them is that they should never assume that they can predict what experiences will teach them the most about what they value, or about what their life should be.
As I imparted the life-shattering news, they stared at me for a few seconds before asking hopefully, "Can we go and watch telly now …?" Which is precisely what they did.
When I taught composition, one of the cardinal rules I imparted to my students was never utilize 'utilize' when you can use 'use.' Thesaurus in hand, a writer can substitute longer, more arcane words just to try to make prose sound more erudite — but end up sounding like a ninny instead.
To distinguish them, I imparted another ARM (ARM3) and compared it with ARM2 (Fig. 5(f)).
I imparted a partial ARM in two steps (Trindade et al., 2001): first I imparted total ARM with the maximum AF field used in the Shaw experiments (100 or 150 mT), then I demagnetized the low coercivity fraction that was not used in the paleointensity estimation.
To check if the laboratory TRM is really a total TRM, I imparted a second TRM (TRM2) on the same samples, after the anisotropy experiments, using a holding time of 30 minutes.
"I hope what I impart to young people is that your stories are important".
