Sentence examples for impart things from inspiring English sources

They had last things to impart, things even more private than before.

I mean only to impart certain things appealing to me as facts, leaving those that come after to construe them as they will.

For instance: (clockwise from top left) there's Pierce Brosnan as Pattinson's dad; a young girl, cute as buttons, who plays Pattinson's younger sister (and is likely to impart wise things at unexpected, life-changing moments – she looks the type); and Chris Cooper as the father of Pattinson's love interest (and a cop/the man we saw beating up RPattz early in the trailer).

Naturally, Leibniz sees the principle of plentitude as being inconsistent with the existence of a barren void or interspersed vacua: [T]o admit the void in nature is ascribing to God a very imperfect work … I lay it down as a principle that every perfection which God could impart to things, without derogating from their other perfections, has actually been imparted to them.

People remember the small things that happen to them forever and are resentful for their whole lives -- not things imparted by some cruel regime, but small things that parents did to them.

As Viktor Shklovsky wrote in 1917, in a Moscow about to be fearfully transformed, "The purpose of art is to impart the sensation of things as they are perceived and not as they are known".

And few things can impart a larger amount of stress on body and mind than work -- especially when you're dissatisfied with it.

Here Ms. Kelley does have something useful to impart: She knows a thing or two about diva behavior.

He's incredibly prolific, and that comes from a real work ethic – and that's another thing to impart to our students".

First, Olivi asserts that to be the form of something is to impart actuality to that thing.

If one accepts the first step of the argument, that to be the form of something is to impart actuality to that thing, then the rational part must be giving something to the body.