Sentence examples for imparting a message from inspiring English sources

Back in the 1980s, another sense drawer was unlocked when molecules from detergents and fabric softeners migrated into the perfume industry, imparting a "message of cleanliness" through "simple, linear, recognizable" scents like Drakkar Noir, Cool Water and Eternity.

I mean, impart a message, receive a response, respond to the response.

The woman who gives the angel a voice said she tries to impart a message of tolerance.

Cameron imparts a message that the daytime may be brighter but no less dark, and that secrets hide as much in sunshine as shadows.

Delightfully wistful and strident, the work imparts a message of hope as a young couple (Blakeley White-McGuire and Tadej Brdnik) settle into a new home with the help of a Pioneering Woman (an especially silky Katherine Crockett), a Revivalist (Mr. Nardi) and four Followers (including the effervescent Xiaochuan Xie).

From time to time, with a wave of his hand and a glance, he would summon a young female attendant to bring papers or impart a message.

IR Verdict: Not since George Orwell's ANIMAL FARM has a supposed animal "fairy tale" so clearly and effectively imparted a message for all.

With the players, said second baseman Phil Gosselin, Salazar emphasizes the positive with a laid-back style, imparting a simple message: play hard.

All the planning and effort go toward what might be called directed fun, an entertainment package always mindful of imparting a gospel message.

Mr. Klein seemed less interested in imparting a big message -- least of all, about the ballyhooed return of dressier clothes -- than in simply offering a few good things for girls to wear.

Joe Torre gathered the Yankees before the start of a three-game series against the Indians Monday night at Jacobs Field and imparting a simple message to his reeling team: Put aside the struggles of the past week.