Freud reasoned that the earlier seduction experience imparted to the later one its pathogenic force.
The AWWs later imparted training to mothers in their respective AWCs.
By St. P's Day Wagner had made it clear that he was in no hurry to commit himself; a few days later he imparted no news at a press conference he had called.
I felt good about imparting my experience (later learning that it was unnecessary) and hoped I hadn't been too annoying trying to shield him.
Moments later Mr. Abreu imparted one of the aphorisms that are often repeated: "The most holy of human rights is the right to art".
A few weeks later, Ms. Tagliamonte imparted the news that another apartment in the East 18th Street building, a mirror image right next door, was about to come on the market.
Later in life he imparted flamenco and other forms to countless students in the humble but beloved Fazil's Times Square Studio, on Eighth Avenue between 46th and 47th Streets.
But from it vast consequences flow, like the news, imparted on a poster a little later on, that a penny, converted completely to energy, could supply New York City's power requirements for two years.
In a frequent feature on podcast Comedy Bang Bang, "Harris Phone Cornerr" (later "Foam Corner"), he imparted deliberately bad jokes and feeble plays on words to host Scott Aukerman and guests, their dumbfounded laughter and subsequent deconstructions serving as his audience.
For example, for the uninitiated reader, it is not immediately clear until later that the sensitivity imparted on an output signal by the input is logarithmic for the Hill equation with k>1.
