Sentence examples for impart a good from inspiring English sources

What viewers get out of this depends on their degree of interest, of course, but even as amusements the supplements impart a good deal of information.

However, these marks have the potential to impart a good deal of information.

Foxwell, however, mostly chose the medium for utilitarian reasons: "They quickly impart a good geographical sense of the environment where they were shot," he said.

Granted they're in a rush to state their case but did their PR firms even suggest that this may not impart a good impression?

I think hyperlapse sequences are a great mix of timelapse and camera motion and they quickly impart a good geographical sense of the environment where they were shot, so they mix well with the 3D elements.

While the outlandish premise imparts a good deal of comic energy, Everett's customary sarcastic and intelligent wit is oddly lacking.

But Mr Pollack binds the strands together deftly and imparts a good deal of learning and wisdom along the way.Sir Lawrence Freedman is less interested in how America should proceed after Iraq and more in working out how it tied itself in such knots in the first place.

This imparts a good Pab Formation (outcrop) and is thought to have good potential of hydrocarbon reserves as well as having good trapping mechanism (Umar et al. 2014).

As the great glowing creatures rolled and flipped beneath our feet, the guide imparted a good 45-minutes' worth of manta ray information for us.

The results indicate that ZHS/GO imparts a good flame retardancy on PVC at low filler loadings which are probably due to the shielding effect of GO and the catalyzing charring effect of ZHS (Fig. 9 and Table 2).

By dressing like an athletic firefighter or standing near the highway with a bunch of ripe bananas on his head, Mr. Houston has tried, in his own arcane way, to impart a lesson about good health to the city's commuters.