Sentence examples for imparting my from inspiring English sources
I was asked to give a talk to incoming graduate students, imparting my top 10 tips on getting through the PhD process, and that got me thinking about how much the process had changed since I started my own doctoral studies.
My children kindly indulged me as I imparting my bits of knowledge in the hope that, if nothing else, I could convey something of the magic that can brew in a city's covert clusters, the backwaters of romance, difference and disrepute that the mainstream passes by.
I had thought that a canopy tour — a hiking, climbing and flying foray into the leafy world — would be a lovely way for me to teach my daughter and two of her friends to appreciate the fall foliage, imparting my knowledge about the trees of my native Pennsylvania.
Decades from now I'll have the privilege of learning from the generations behind me, and imparting my own years of wisdom.
I felt good about imparting my experience (later learning that it was unnecessary) and hoped I hadn't been too annoying trying to shield him.
So, that's my story, and where I'm coming from when I write these revealing stories every week, in the hopes of imparting my wisdom to you, and educating you a little about how others use and think of the medium.
Voight flounders, but Turturro imparts my magnitude.
To you and your families, I impart my blessing.
I also found a wonderful way to impart my love of New York on visitors.
I am now a teacher who is able to impart my love of language and literature to another generation.
