Sentence examples for imparted before from inspiring English sources

How could the real seriousness of the problem be imparted (before, that is, it's too late)?

He had some wisdom to impart before anybody went anywhere.

In Crown & Country he provides the reader with enough intellectual rigour to impart context, before livening the page with pithy tales of treachery or cruelty, of double-dealing or disaster.

A 'nudge', imparted a few years before the threatened impact, would only need to change an asteroid's velocity by a millimetre per second in order to deflect its path away from the Earth".

Kobe must have really imparted some wisdom right before he left.

And, of course, the spectacle of the lawyer basically telling the court, in his own defense to a claim of ineffectiveness, that the client is a liar -- that Simpson lied about the advice he imparted to him the night before the crime and that the (former) client's story of what happened was false.

Methods such as casting immobilisation, botulinum toxin injections, and overuse activity have been used to alter the mechanical loads imparted upon the shoulder joint before and after surgical intervention.

When carers eventually thought about themselves and their role as carer they imparted issues they sometimes had never talked about before.

One holiday pool report during the Reagan administration began, " 'Twas the night before Christmas," and then imparted its information entirely in verse.

Floyd maintained hurricane status for only 12 hours before the cold front imparted hostile conditions and caused weakening.

'It's just that nobody asked us for it before.' " In order to broadcast the messages that Joyce imparted informally to gangs citywide, Kennedy, Braga, and Piehl came up with the idea of group forums, or call-ins.