Sentence examples for impart on our from inspiring English sources

"Perhaps the lesson that violence is a particularly male occupation is not one that we want to impart on our little boys".

One of the disservices we impart on our children is the failure to teach them the difference between being lonely and being alone.

The main thing I think we can impart on our children when they play, whether it is online or outside, is to question things that don't feel right, and talk to us about them when they happen.

The socioeconomic burden that back pain has imparted on our health care system and economy cannot be overstated.

Although GRPR inhibition did not impart a protective effect on our LIRI model, caspase-9 activity in pneumocytes was significantly higher in the animals that received RC-3095 Pos-IR, compared to the other groups.

Franklin's aunt Denise Clinton actively embarks on what is seen as a "new age feminist" discovery, parodying the many suggestions our own print and television media try to impart on women, yet the ends seem more imprisoning than liberating.

Near the end of our conversation, Wolff brought up his lecture work and what he tries to impart on upcoming musicians.

This report analyzes the forces two different soft-recovery methods impart on the projectiles collected.

An important lesson that Antarctica can impart on a Mars expedition is this: even scientists on important missions can get excruciatingly bored.

Many video games deal with the sway of epic battles and real-time administration of resources, the very ideas that teachers hope to impart on their students.

The data has not just been crunched on bestselling themes; the algorithm also has wisdom to impart on the question of literary language and style, too.