Sentence examples similar to imparted sense from inspiring English sources

Still, he said, his personal experience has imparted a sense of urgency to his work.

For some, the sight of such harmony has imparted the sense that a common purpose is at work.

Many thin layers of schist were stacked up to form the walls, which imparted a sense of compressed energy.

The spread of drug-resistant bacteria has imparted a sense of urgency in the search for new antibiotics.

Color imparted a sense of lightness that made his works seem to hover, touching the ground lightly at a few points.

Outdoor backdrops imparted a sense of realism to the photos that made them appear as though they had sprung from a shoebox of Kodak moments.

Luckily, Brian B. Crowe, the director here, has imparted a sense of lightness and joy, without which "The Tempest" could be hifalutin and academic.

It was a few degrees cooler inside the labyrinth, which imparted a sense of magic, though in truth it was only that I was shaded from the low sun by the corn.

Still, management imparted a sense that cost savings and $1 billion in cash on hand have made Alcoa equipped to weather worsening conditions and that their expectation is that demand will turn up later this year.

Her mannerism was warm, and yet, she imparted a sense of authority.

Not only was I drawn to his technical ability, but his subject matter imparted a sense of adventure in me.