Sentence examples for impart a feeling from inspiring English sources

But the experience does impart a feeling of odd emotional dislocation.

Now, a phone can't impart a feeling of calm if it's janglingly complex.

But as appropriate as Mr. Long's costumes are for the play, they also impart a feeling of glee.

But the additional shiny black and matte-silver plastic pieces, combined with the pebble-grain dash pad, impart a feeling of two-tone quality, if not of luxury.

But it gets a purer distillation here, imparting a feeling both disorienting and universally familiar.

The crumbling beauty of the space imparts a feeling both of fragility and immediacy.

The 2009 HP2 Sport may embody a world of technological change, yet it still imparts a feeling of continuity.

Besides just plain tasting good, cocoa provides energy, raises the spirits and imparts a feeling of well-being.

Furthermore, it imparts a feeling of "warmth" not possessed by competing materials such as metals, and it is relatively easily worked.

Everyone was perfectly pleasant, but there was a sense that no one was running the room or in charge of imparting a feeling of hospitality.

The very act of moving through the building reflects the narrative movement of the different Progresses, and imparts a feeling of translation, of conversation.