Sentence examples for impart it from inspiring English sources

What he has instead is a vigorous, burning appetite for historical information and an equally burning desire to impart it".

"We talk about it in general terms and it is then up to him to impart it based on the opponent, the score and the conditions".

Now, if this column has any kind of message to impart it is, simply, dress any way you feel comfortable and bugger the rules.

She is asked to complete a form, and, if the movie has a message to impart, it is this: always read the fine print.

That status entitles me to teach, but I can't teach someone else that very specialness, because if I were to impart it, even if it could be imparted, I would, by definition, be less special myself.

Regardless of intention it was not a good look and Lambert, whose appointment as head coach was confirmed late on Saturday, would doubtless have had some Glaswegian wisdom at hand for the Portuguese midfielder had he been available to impart it a few hours sooner.

Desgabets was careful to stress that the ultimate source of movement is not matter but God, who imparted it to the universe in its creation.

Its C-terminal domain is intrinsically disordered imparting it the flexibility to interact with several cellular and viral partners.

Wisdom is not imparted; it is discovered.

"Love is the colour this place imparts," it continues.

1. Education will be more about how to process and use information and less about imparting it.