There are different schools of thought, but almost every work in the canon imparts the message that counterinsurgency is one of the hardest types of warfare to wage.
Church leaders and female teachers are working to impart the message as well.
More simply, Richards hopes that his book imparts the message to kids that being different is a great thing.
Gov. Chris Christie, delivering what FactCheck.org dubbed a "fact-free keynote," imparted the opposite message from Mrs. Romney, as Mitt sat stiff and uncomfortable, looking like he was either choking back tears or regretting his lunch.
But what is impressive is how Ayckbourn uses a fiendishly clever plot to impart the cheering message that foreknowledge enables us to alter our destiny.
In 60 years of public appearances, the Queen's itineraries have always been meticulously planned to subtly impart the desired message.
Sophisticated yet perverse, like that "shit on me" twinkle in the eye of a guy too rich to enjoy normal sex anymore, Andrew's garments use a landed-gentry idiom to impart the unavoidable message that below the Camel Flannel Trousers lies a cock that could split you in two.
Mr. Gunn's e-mail message imparted the news that American would eliminate some flights and aircraft and spread flights at its Dallas-Fort Worth hub more evenly throughout the day, but offered a silver lining: a longer layover would allow "enough extra time to make the difference between running and walking to catch your connecting flight".
Maybe you have even, in turn, imparted this message to your own kids or students?
Lawrence, in his late 20's, says the goal for each night is simple: to talk to as many people as possible and, when appropriate, subtly impart the sponsor's message and give his comminglers a taste for its product.
