Sentence examples for impart more from inspiring English sources

Whether they impart more than cracker-barrel wisdom is unclear.

They impart more of a quality experience to whatever you're using".

Maybe he will get her to impart more cut and slice on her defensive shots.

While most physical education teachers feel comfortable overseeing a football kickabout, cricket requires them to impart more technical skills.

Warmer seas impart more moisture to the winds blowing across them: more mists, more clouds, more condensation.

Certainly, he is clear that self-belief is among the most important things he wants Eton to impart – more so than measured, centralised qualifications.

So Don DuPont imparts more to his students than the written music.

Because she and her husband are so busy, Mrs. O'Shea said she is reassured to know that the school is imparting more than math and reading lessons.

The final marquee next-gen experience available at Microsoft's stand was Dead Rising 3. Unfortunately this was a strictly hands-off experience, but the brief demo imparted more than a few features.

The importance of the theme of metamorphosis is more apparent than real; passion is the essential theme of the poem, and passion imparts more unity to the work than do the transformation devices employed by Ovid.

And there is an urban myth that circulates among artists: supposedly, minutes before the prize is announced, Tate director Nicholas Serota discreetly circulates among the three unsuccessful artists and congratulates them on their work, imparting more by a look than a word that they have not won.