Sentence examples for imparting a lesson from inspiring English sources

There, the educator turned Santa could not resist imparting a lesson or two.

He was able to amuse his students and put them at ease, but he was also imparting a lesson.

Afterward, his teammates teased him while imparting a lesson he is unlikely to forget: don't let your emotions take control in that situation.

He seemed loose as well as focused: while he was imparting a lesson of sorts, it felt like a flicker of inspiration.

Teammates say Sanchez's progress started when he missed the Buccaneers game, which allowed the backup Kellen Clemens to orchestrate a victory by minimizing mistakes, imparting a lesson to Sanchez without a word.

It also has the English novelist herself on hand to impart a lesson from which many of these aspiring new musicals could benefit.

"No," he said quietly, a bit surprised to have to impart a lesson in the birds and the bees to a fellow adult.

But in "Free Food for Millionaires," she imparts a lesson of her own: young and old need to accompany one another as they grow — sometimes shooting ahead, sometimes lagging behind, sometimes crossing paths.

But, with an imposing figure and a daily tap, tap, tap against his clipboard, Mr. Nagle, a teacher there from 1911 to 1952, imparted a lesson of compassion that would last his students' lives.

I think the reason it's resonated with so many of us for so long is the very subtle way it imparts a lesson that we all need to remember at every age: empathy.

"The Full Monty" on Broadway, for instance, uses stripping to impart a lesson about personal exposure, by way of some hard-luck guys who flaunt their bodies because they have to, not because they want to.