Sentence examples for imparting about from inspiring English sources

For that matter, when Brady teaches a friend to ride competitively (another scene with an intriguing documentary center), Zhao doesn't bother to hear from Brady about the skills that he's imparting, about his underlying understanding of what's involved in riding a bucking bronco.

And that challenges us as educators to really think through the skills we are imparting about discussion facilitation what we're modeling, what we want students to replicate.

Some critics have suggested that while working with the Berlin Philharmonic he has absorbed as much about tradition as he has imparted about curiosity and progress.

The interviewer asks what message he hopes to impart about people before he dies: "Ils sont lourds," ("they are heavy"), he says over again.

These choreographic voices — the first from Mozambique, the second from Morocco — each had something to impart about the link between feminism and making art.

In this case the very experts who may have the most wisdom to impart about Ebola are now the ones who are least likely to attend the convention.

Since he had no good news to impart about the prospects of dialysis, Mitchell sat on the bed and, without asking, began massaging the agronomist's back.

But, without any supporting information imparted about the service via the show's other sponsorship vehicles, it remains simply a logo, isolated and useless.

But I suspect that lots of people who know next to nothing about contemporary art will be fascinated by the information that the piece imparts about contemporary culture and enjoy the spatial manner in which it does so.

After she picked at her salad with her hands, we talked about the publicity campaign for the Post-it-stuffed book that lay on the table, and the words of wisdom she might impart about aging.

Of all the Solheim Cup parents, nobody has more wisdom to impart about playing in a high-stakes team event than Korda's father, a retired tennis professional who compiled a 29-13 record in Davis Cup competition.