Ms. Taube, whose husband succumbed to injuries he received in World War II, raised her daughter on the Lower East Side, acquiring a level of self-taught self-sufficiency she has always tried to impart to her students.
Music in West Africa music has always been a means to impart knowledge and carrying history across generations but in Dakar it has become more than that.
Certainly, anatomical teaching has always traditionally relied upon multiple techniques to impart information, including didactic lectures, imagery and small cadaveric group tutorials [ 20].
In 60 years of public appearances, the Queen's itineraries have always been meticulously planned to subtly impart the desired message.
… [but] I have always had a fairly strong sense of responsibility … to impart knowledge to younger people.
In the past, we've always enjoyed the clean, cool fruitiness that a freshly made sherbet imparts.
They always impart a lot of 'beyond the mat' learning in their classes -- but now Colleen has brought us inside her personal life even deeper with this story.
She tells it because she is trying to illustrate how her writing mind works, the ambivalences, the watching and weighing – but it also says much about her: about her Catholic upbringing, her tar-black sense of humour, her role, always, as the marginal watcher, the defiance and will to survive that she has imparted to her most recent character.
The imprisonment has imparted a chill to other rights advocates.
