More generally, how can my responses to the fictions presented by works of art share the structure of my everyday emotions, and how can they impart to those emotions a new meaning, force, or resolution?
Yet one of the many revelations in Kazin's journals, published now for the first time, is the sense they impart of how ill at ease — how tender, how easily wounded, how roiled — he was behind his bluff cosmopolitan mien.
Take the time to talk to the people around you to see what valuable knowledge they can impart, and how they can give you the skills you need to fully tackle your reinvention goals.
But both Folletts clearly have strong views about financial responsibility, and about how to impart such values to children.
So when you visit it and you're confronted with quite anonymous settings, it becomes a question of how you impart something else into them.
"Even though he had this wonderful level of expertise, he was always capable of knowing how to impart this to students.
But the batsmen are not so sure since he has rediscovered how to impart enough energy on to the ball to create that vital dip at the end of its flightpath.
Understanding the remarkable operation of nature's biomotors has provided researchers with new insights into how to impart greater sophistication onto the performance of man-made nanomachines.
The paper is addressed to the problem how to impart nuclear materials the properties of inherent protective barriers, which are able to impede substantially or even make it practically impossible to extract and use highly enriched uranium fuel for non-energy production purposes.
Our constant response should focus on how we impart knowledge and compassion to those who need it most: the ones filled with hatred.
"Until I find that perfect man in my life, there's going to be all these 'man things' that I'm not going to have any idea how to impart to him," she said.
