Sentence examples similar to impart conviction from inspiring English sources

Sailing the walls, the paintings impart a conviction of strength in simplicity or "sweetness and might," as Simon Schama once termed Kelly's ruling qualities.

Some of the unwritten rules of the bar stood out by way of the conviction in which they were imparted, by the uncharacteristic sobriety with which they were treated.

That's important not because of any vague, reflexive political correctness but because saluting women's athletic achievements encourages their athletic pursuits, which can impart invaluable life lessons: about teamwork, tenacity, sacrifice, conviction.

In addition to imparting a love of humanistic studies, St. Lebwin's school may have been one source of Erasmus' lifelong conviction that religion must be experienced inwardly rather than in formal ceremonies and must be expressed in daily living rather than in dogmas and liturgies.

I impart my knowledge.

They impart knowledge.

Conviction, possibly?

Any lessons to impart?

And conviction.

They impart an image.

Conviction followed.