Sentence examples for imparted in from inspiring English sources

That advice, then, can be imparted in person.

But what can be imparted in a few hours a week transcends formal lessons.

Listening to what they said imparted in my mind the idea of the Marshall sound.

It's not really meaning that's imparted in such, but you could definitely call it meaningfulness.

All that information can even seem as if it was imparted in a single glance, like a lightning bolt.

Information that could have been imparted in seconds over the phone takes years of effort to squeeze out.

The biggest lesson Diane imparted in that first class is that dogs are visual creatures, responding to many other kinds of cues besides verbal ones.

Next, a computer-controlled gantry lays structural yarns of carbon or Kevlar, laced with glue, over the Mylar to match the loads imparted in a flying sail.

There are certainly lessons being imparted in Bauer's novels: messages about valuing honesty, integrity, pride and dedication in your work, service to your community.

And so the reader is left with a lesson so often imparted in the standup's foray into memoir: comedy is no laughing matter.

I led a team of fourteen nurses to provide top- quality and prompt medical care and also imparted in-house training to nurses with respect to certain processes.