The words are very rhythmical and musical in traditional Japanese theatre, so that it is not something that imparts thought or ideas or even ideology.
The American has a little over four months to shape his team, and impart his ideas.
He is eager to impart big ideas and big emotions, and speaks of his students as fellow grapplers with literary mysteries.
While the books could be said to comprise many other themes, such as power/abuse of power, love, prejudice, and free choice, they are, as Rowling states, "deeply entrenched in the whole plot"; the writer prefers to let themes "grow organically", rather than sitting down and consciously attempting to impart such ideas to her readers.
Truths are imparted and ideas communicated not in abstractions but in stories.
A perfume is like a chemical poem composed by a human being to impart an idea or sensation or emotion to another human being.
Patel dismisses the idea that these study groups brainwash supporters: "If you call brainwashing the imparting of ideas and discourse based on those ideas, then I'm afraid that's what it must be.
It's intended to impart the idea that Note loyalists were less angry or disappointed about the whole exploding battery business than they were the fact that they had to give up their devices.
Among George's lessons that Lizzie Magie wanted to impart: the idea that increasing the value of property creates a bubble because it offers no new wealth or commerce.
Ignoring these portraits of incredible social-justice work skews the reader's view, imparting an idea that social change begins with a well-meaning outsider.
