The book itself is more sensitively wrought and imparts facts that one hopes would dismantle popular use of its titular term.
Acknowledging that even students active in Jewish life often have weak connections to Israel, the Hillel classes also tried to impart facts, with a spin, about the history, the politics and the culture of the Middle East.
Management degrees are as much about networking and people skills as imparting dry facts.
Then there is Melchior, her seducer, a congenital free-thinker expelled from school for imparting the facts of life in diagram form to a guilt-stricken class-mate.
Unfortunately, news reporting has become something akin to entertainment; focused more on what will attract readers and viewers than on imparting actual facts or pertinent information.
Imparting this fact will certainly be easier than explaining it.
Amid displays of the Algarve's cornucopia — baskets of dried carob, sacks of sea salt, bottles of olive oil, tins of tuna, piles of figs — information stenciled on the walls imparted intriguing facts ("Portugal is the third-largest consumer of fish in the world, immediately after Japan and Iceland").
TB: Well, I don't know that it is imparted as fact.
JP: You would be happy for your child to go to a school in which that was imparted as fact?
He comes close to imparting the fundamental fact that Freud is true not objectively, like Einstein, but subjectively, insofar as you recognize Freudian processes in your own life and mind.
