Sentence examples for impart intent from inspiring English sources
It might be instructive to ask students to respond to the vocabulary used in the narration, which unfortunately tries to impart intent and mindfulness to the plant's activities, and to make sensible experimental results somehow seem shocking.
With an optimised control structure, it is possible to directly impart a design intent to a component to create a specific programmed surface.
Of course, despite several facts -- the common intent to impart a sense of obligation to a higher moral authority; that groups such as OA that employ these rituals share many of the moral precepts; and even that there are historical connections to the founders of OA and other organizations to Freemasonry -- nothing should imply any political connection to Freemasonry itself.
Meanwhile, the film seems intent on imparting dignity to Bertie when David abdicates.
From strict disciplinarians to pot-smoking professors, the film faculty is crammed full of tutors intent on imparting their wisdom to the assembled moviegoing masses.
They say that the true sense of the word is "activity without extrinsic end": "The sculptor engrossed in cutting marble, the teacher intent on imparting a difficult idea, the musician struggling with a score, a scientist exploring the mysteries of space and time — such people have no other aim than to do what they are doing well".
Air fresheners are designed to impart an aroma to the air environment or to mask odors, with the intent of creating a pleasing indoor space.
Another skill I had failed to impart.
