Sentence examples for Impart a message from inspiring English sources

I mean, impart a message, receive a response, respond to the response.

The woman who gives the angel a voice said she tries to impart a message of tolerance.

From time to time, with a wave of his hand and a glance, he would summon a young female attendant to bring papers or impart a message.

Cameron imparts a message that the daytime may be brighter but no less dark, and that secrets hide as much in sunshine as shadows.

Back in the 1980s, another sense drawer was unlocked when molecules from detergents and fabric softeners migrated into the perfume industry, imparting a "message of cleanliness" through "simple, linear, recognizable" scents like Drakkar Noir, Cool Water and Eternity.

Delightfully wistful and strident, the work imparts a message of hope as a young couple (Blakeley White-McGuire and Tadej Brdnik) settle into a new home with the help of a Pioneering Woman (an especially silky Katherine Crockett), a Revivalist (Mr. Nardi) and four Followers (including the effervescent Xiaochuan Xie).

IR Verdict: Not since George Orwell's ANIMAL FARM has a supposed animal "fairy tale" so clearly and effectively imparted a message for all.

In a telephone interview from Israel, the terraces' architect, Fariborz Sahba, said the project was meant primarily to impart a religious message, one that would direct attention to the Shrine of the Bab and also convey an impression of unity.

To make a professional impression, include references along with your bid references, as well as a letter about your cleaning service's history, experience, specialties and any other details you feel will impart a positive message about you and your cleaning service.

It also imparts, strangely, a message of hope: We can get through this.

Rich in illustrations and intellectually rigorous in its commentary, the scroll is a parody of disputation, a literary genre of medieval Japan that employed controversy to impart an edifying message.