Sentence examples for impart something that from inspiring English sources
God could not accept someone who was unacceptable, but he could impart something that would make humans acceptable.
When Mr Brown said "you know", he was typically about to impart something important: something, in fact, that his listener didn't yet know.
Most of us begin teaching careers with the naïve hope that we might impart something of value through having a combination of clinical experience and interest in the welfare of the student (or postgraduate trainee)".
Only half way through episode one did it occur to me that by drabbing-down Gaby, they're trying to impart something much more chilling: she got fat.
Like tattoos or body piercings, widely spaced smiles can impart something mysterious, seductive or even feral to a model's look, qualities that on a creature less attractive might translate as subtly unsavory.
But an utterance of (4) may nonetheless be very misleading and impart something false.
"At that point, everyone imparts something of their history, so at that stage, I say: I've been in an abusive relationship.
He wondered if ayahuasca is imparting something to its drinkers that we associate with maturity: wisdom.
Van Scoyoc describes launch angle as an objective measurement, a piece of information that imparts something about the hitter.
The pupkit had softened now, retracting its claws and settling into the crook of my arm as if it recognized me, as if in the process of selecting it and secreting it in my shirt I'd imparted something essential to it — love, that is — and it was content to exist in this new world on a new basis altogether.
People concluded that the king must have imparted something rather pertinent to Thaksin.
