"imparted him" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when someone has communicated something to another person, usually information or knowledge. For example, "The teacher imparted him with knowledge about the history of the region."
Perhaps home in some "notion of Sylhet imparted to him inadvertently by his parents and relations — as an emblem of the perennially recognisable . . . and the perennially comic.
In the Orphic texts of ancient Greece, the human destiny to endure successive incarnations is significantly described as "the sorrowful weary Wheel," from which the Orphic initiate hoped to escape through the secret knowledge imparted to him.
His strong sense of mission, however, never interfered with his ability to remember what had been imparted to him, to learn without flagging, and to teach without growing weary.
His son, my great-grandfather Ben, could only sign his name, a skill imparted to him by his wife, a tall, big-boned woman who bore little resemblance to her portly namesake, Queen Victoria.
The lessons his mother imparted to him, John Carlin observes in his book, commenting on an interview he conducted with Bill Schroeder, headmaster of Pretoria Boys Schooll, "all boiled down to the same thing … to run as fast as he could".
He held on to Houston with both hands then, and now, at 32, Pletcher has demonstrated he has retained every horse lesson ever imparted to him, from his days mucking stalls with his father to graduating from the Lukas finishing school in 1995 and starting his own stable.
The TCM diploma has imparted to him the fundamentals on ancient studies, diagnosis of diseases the TCM way, and the basics of herbs and prescriptions, as well as internal medicine, acupuncture, and massage.
Asked if people should lose their jobs, including his health minister, he said: "I heard Edwin (Poots) indicate certain information was not imparted to him and I would be very strict on officials who were not providing the minister with necessary information upon which decisions can be taken.
"Adam was singly taken aside by God from physically evolved humans and the image was divinely imparted to him".
To close the deal Sunday, Day said will need to show a mix of patience and aggression, words imparted to him recently by the ultimate closer, Tiger Woods.
